Today we have the promised 2nd part "Refraction of light with a prism" here on #Hive. If you missed the first part, no problem. Here is the link to part 1: 🔽 🔽 Refraction of light with prism - Light Painting Photography In the first part I explain and show my procedure and how I used a prism in light painting.

Today's post is about light refraction with glass or prisms (which are also made of glass). Der heutige Beitrag handelt von Lichtbrechung mit Glas bzw. Prismen (sind auch aus Glas). Nikon D750 | ISO 100 | Sigma 28-70 mm | 395 sec. exposure time

In recent weeks and months, it has been raining and snowing almost non-stop in my part of the world. The uncomfortable and cold weather makes light painting outside, under the open sky, impossible. In order not to get completely rusty, I went back to my heated studio. Much more pleasant and cosy than freezing my fingers off outside.

Nikon D750 | ISO 100 | Sigma 28-70 mm @ f/16 | 218 sec exposure timeTrick or Treat Halloween Light Painting Part ITrick or Treat Halloween Light Painting Part IThe ugliest of all nunsIt's scary when the ugliest of all nuns visits your home. But she was quite nice and joined in almost all the fun. She just didn't want to get naked, which is perhaps better. Who knows what the nun looks like down below when her face is already so ugly.

Nikon D750 | ISO 100 | Sigma 28-70 mm @f/16 | 105 sec. exposure timeAs you can already guess from the cover picture, today's article is about Halloween, creeps and horror. But if you're expecting the typical kitschy pictures with pumpkins and co, I'm afraid you're in for a disappointment. Kitschy Halloween pictures are not my cup of tea. By the way, I feel the same way about kitschy Christmas pictures. I'm more like "Team Grinch" there 😣.

Nikon D750 | ISO 100 | Sigma 28-70 mm @f/16 | 274 sec. exposure timeSunday is funday Studio LightpaintingToday's post continues with various works that were created sometime this year and last year, but are as yet unpublished.