Last night we took a little time to shoot something more abstract. I (Ryan) had been itching for a more expressive shoot since we had mostly been shooting photo booths for the last few months. I had the idea of some random, semi-disconnected text (written on the official MRI Chalkboard wall) that connected in a [...]
So, after frantically looking for a missing card…we finally found it…in the printer. Being the first time using our printer at an event, we totally forgot to take the card out of the printer we were done, meaning we were convinced that we lost a bunch of awesome photos. Well anyway, here are a couple [...]
Hey Everyone, So, Michelle and I are speechless…our NPR Science Friday video just went up on their site, and we couldn’t be happier. They actually made us look cool! Imagine that! Really though the video is unbelievable and provides some actual scientific insight into our work. Cameras have no inhibition. Enjoy and thank you SO [...]
Hey Everyone, Check out our feature on Weburbanist.com Light art and Photography of MRI on WebUrbanist.com Also, stay tuned for a feature and VIDEO of our work on NPR Science Friday. Have a good one, -MRI p.s. We are FOR HIRE. Makes a great holiday gift. mrilightpainting [at] gmail [dot] com
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.