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You are here: Home / Light Painting Contest / Light Painting Contest Winner, Oct 2014

Light Painting Contest Winner, Oct 2014

November 3, 2014 by Jason D. Page

October 2014 Light Painting Contest 06
And the winner is…. Jelle Schuurmans for this Futuristic Bionic Image! Here is a little more about how it was created.

Jelle said “I made this shot after a night of experimenting at home because of bad weather outside. I had the “Bionic” idea in my head for a while after seeing some guys PCB (Printed Circuit Board) pattern arm tattoo. So I started by making a PCB light stencil. Since we don’t have any of those nice and big storm drain tubes here in the Netherlands I wanted to try and create a similar “tube” effect, so in this case I ended up using a big metal bin. The end result was not what I had in mind, the bin is not nearly large enough to get a real tube effect, so I though maybe I could combine the PCB hand with this metal bin effect.
I placed my camera inside the metal bin, held my hand in front of the opening and used a flash to light up my hand. Now I took the stencil box and flashed the PCB pattern in the opening. All done during one long exposure in the dark living room.”

To see more from Jelle check out his Flickr Page HERE

For this winning image Jelle will receive a LPP prize pack filled with treasures from our sponsors below. 

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Comments

  1. Jelle Schuurmans says

    November 3, 2014 at 9:17 pm

    Thanks again Jason and everyone involved!

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