This sweet little scene is just one small portion of a grand gingerbread creation done by RLPS Architects in Lancaster,Pa. Every year near Christmas, the employees create a very unique gingerbread village and then they open their doors on select evenings for the community to enjoy. This year featured a beach theme,and was simply amazing.
This is another image that I used my light painting technique on. The shot took almost 2 hours to complete,with over 75 exposures being shot in a dark room. You must keep light from your flashlight off the light colored walls when using this technique, otherwise you will have highlights showing up all over the wall. The shadow on the wall further showcases the lovely old coffee grinder.
This photograph features old tools on display at our local Historical Society.The image is the result of approximately 20 or more separate shots, all tripod mounted. Using a pen flashlight, I lit each area and then merged all the files in one master image.
This lovely scene includes the Christmas tree of Claire de Perrot, a very kind and caring lady, who granted access to both myself and good friend Morrie to allow us to photograph this Christmas tradition that goes back many years in her family. Each Christmas Eve, the tree is lit with real candles as Worshipers leave the service at the Moravian church, which can be seen through her picture window in the quaint town of Lititz,Pa.
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The result of my two-hour light painting session at a local church. This location originally caught my eye because of its lovely curved wooden pews and carved end details, stained glass, and festive Christmas accents. Special thanks to Pastor Miller for granting me access to this lovely sanctuary.
Billowy white clouds provide the perfect backdrop to the peaceful farm scene.
