Lonaconing Silk Mill

[denise ippolito]

From the basement at Lonaconing Silk Mill captured using some very faint light painting on only the scale face. I also created a regular exposure to blend the two-which helped me to control the lighting from the flashlight that I used to paint with. (Just a mini-mag).

*Sorry for my lack of participation, I have been traveling and I haven't had time to breath

[Judy Howle]

The technique worked very well Denise. It gives a nice glow to the scales.

[Cheryl Slechta]

Denise, I like the lighting on the scale - it looks like it's lit from the inside.

[John Storjohann]

Denise, there's a very nice "glow" to the face of the weight scale; you did a nice job handling the exposure in a very tricky lighting situation. I'd love to see this with some of your texture work thrown in...an image with a LOT of potential!

[Mitch Carucci]

Creative use of simple (at hand) lighting equipment. Would not have thought of it.

After seeing your pic, I looked up the Lonaconing Silk Mill. Sounds like a great photo location!

[Bob Miller]

Hi Denise.....nice work with the painting.....it looks very natural!

[Andrew McLachlan]

Hi Denise, this turned out quite well and the lighting makes this quite special, and the little cobwebs in the corners of the window help give it the run-down look.