Hey Guys, So we just uploaded a few of our shots from Hawaii to the MRI Flickr. We’re pretty psyched about the results…kind of a more subtle, less overt result. Refreshingly simple (at least for us). We took these on our little private beach in Hawaii late at night…running around like fools getting our feet [...]
Hey Doodz, Whats up? We know its been a little while since our last post. Have no fear we’ve been hard at work getting everything together for our Lightpainting Photo Booth at the next Flashing Lights Party in Brooklyn on April 3rd! If you didn’t make it last time, make sure to come out this [...]
Hello there! Well, we’ve made it back from our ridiculously awesome trek through Hawaii. We had many adventures and many many wonderful things that we could ramble on for hours about, but we’ll save that for later. Most importantly though, we got some AMAZING shots (like the one above of the little grass hut that [...]
Hey Dudes, Well, its been a heck of a week/couple weeks. We had the NPR piece, some great blog pieces, and we did some special valentine’s day stuff. Its been busy, but busy is good. Thanks to everyone who showed their love. What’s next? Well… We’re going to Hawaii! That’s right, the both of us [...]
Great write up from the great Allan Hoffman!
http://www.mrilightpainting.com/lightbomber/
LightBomber lets you create light paintings with your iPhone camera
I’ve loved creating light paintings with cameras ever since I was a 15-year-old with a Konica T4. My friend Scott and I would light sparklers and leave the shutter open on my Konica to produce these wonderful-looking images. I can still remember the thrill of seeing those photos, with their ethereal light trails, coming back from the photo lab. We’d use flashlights of various types, lamps, fireworks — just about anything to paint with light.
But with the iPhone? It’s not so easy. But now there’s LightBomber, an app that’s devoted to creating light trails and light graffiti. I’m just starting to experiment with it, but it is very, very cool, and I’m looking forward to seeing what iPhoneographers do with it.