Last year I started venturing into night shooting with my camera, starting to shoot long exposures with stars and the milky way, but one of the funnest ways is to find a completely dark area and play around with light sources. Last fall I took a workshop at New England School of Photography and we went out to Fort Revere Park in Hull, MA (which was pitch black at 10pm at night!) and had a blast playing in the dark! This was shot using a clear tube with flashlights at each end. As I opened the shutter Cousin Wendy walked back and forth with the light source, close the shutter and voila! So fun to see what the camera can see when we can’t.
Good Morning Gloucester 
I’ve not done any light painting, but now I am inspired.
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Easy and fun!
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Great photos
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My 11-year old son and I both say, “Super Cool!”
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Thanks!
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Wow! Nice shot, fun work — like a Pixel bar, but home-made. I love it!
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Thanks and yes. You can make all kinds of light sources for next to nothing 😜
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Wow you got a lot out of this photo for sure some is this city or state property? Built to protect as a defense measure for the Boston Harbor 1776. Dave
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