| Light Writing
Light writing occurs when a photographer captures long exposures of moving light sources such as flashlights, glowsticks, car headlights, etc. While the shutter remains open, the camera records the path of the light.
TRIPOD NECESSARY!!!
MODE: Manual Mode (M)
ISO: 400-1600
APERTURE(S): Low f-stops (Environment becomes more visible/lighter) High f-stops (Environment is less visible/dark)
SHUTTER SPEED(S): 5”-30” (Allows the light to enter and collect in the camera for a set amount of time – in full seconds) BULB setting (Allows custom timing of the shutter speed)
| Photo by SKHS student, Jake Brown |
| ADDITIONAL STUDENT WORKS: |
| Eva Denelle | Grade 10 Light Writing | Taylor Gordon | Grade 12 Paige Sprague | Grade 12 Emma Larimer | Grade 12 Light Writing | Jake Brown | Grade 12 Light Writing | Student Grade |
| Student Grade | Student Grade | Student Grade | Student Grade |
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*All images above have been taken by SKHS Photo students