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    very nice. I like the effect of light painting, it doesn't seem to be as harsh as flash.

    I have a question though: isn't the metal wreck rusting there an environmental hazard?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bambi View Post
    very nice. I like the effect of light painting, it doesn't seem to be as harsh as flash.

    I have a question though: isn't the metal wreck rusting there an environmental hazard?
    Too much iron in the fishes diet you think?

    It's there for the environment apparently. It was scuttled as an erosion stop for the cliff it's next to. Before that it was totally stripped of all fluids etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad Aussie View Post
    Too much iron in the fishes diet you think?

    It's there for the environment apparently. It was scuttled as an erosion stop for the cliff it's next to. Before that it was totally stripped of all fluids etc.
    okay then. I'm satisfied.
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    okay then. I'm satisfied.
    I'll let the Australian Maritime Authority know they can relax again

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad Aussie View Post
    I'll let the Australian Maritime Authority know they can relax again
    good idea. They are probably worried.
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    I enjoy these as well. So, let me see if I understand what you are doing because I think I know but I want to make sure. You set up the shot on a tripod and go for a 5/10/20/30 second exposure and then walk around - careful to stay out of frame, and shine a torch or fire the flash at the object you are shooting?

    I definitely like the results. It's very nice stuff.
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