Light painting is the act of &quot;painting&quot; your subject with light sources (headlamps, flashlights, lasers) while your shutter is open. It works best when you are in a very dark environment. This image of a deer carcass and antlers was captured over a 21 minute period on a moonlit night in the Methow Valley of Washington State.<br /> This deer had been shot months before by a hunter. If you look closely you can see a bullet hole in the antler.<br /> <br /> I used pink, red, purple and white flashlights to create this image.
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