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Pac-Man Light Graffiti

By Anonymous
Hey everybody!
This is a photo I found that fits in perfectly with the current DMA 1 light graffiti project! It's a great example of using what appears to be a light wand. You can use these to produce an amazing light painting of an image by slowly waving the wand across the span of the photo before the shutter clicks. The image will be produced column by column as you move the wand so that your finished product shows the completed image together, while the person posed in the photo would have to remain stationary the whole time. I think this is a really clever photo, what about you guys?

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  1. AnonymousFebruary 19, 2016 at 11:58 AM

    I love the idea behind this and it is executed really well. After doing light graffiti I know how hard it can be.

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