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Light Graffiti

This is an image I found when we were doing our light Graffiti projects.  I really like how the artist was able to take a simple street corner and make it come alive with four famous icons.  I think it’s really cool how you can do these kinds of things with just a camera and a simple light.

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  1. Wonderful remake of an already iconic photograph. Light graffiti has endless possibilities.

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  2. This is an interesting use of the light graffiti technique. It's cool to explore the different ways in which one can use light to create images and figures in photography. Thanks for sharing!

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  3. I like to see light graffiti used in creative ways like this because it gives a whole new spin to an iconic image and forces people to take a second look. This was a really neat find, thanks for sharing!

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  4. When doing this project I realized how easy to create some photography is like this, such an iconic picture. Straight classic.

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