Light Appears to Drip from Trees in these Long-Exposure Photos by Vitor Schietti — Colossal

For his series of experimental photography titled Impermanent Sculptures, photographer Vitor Schietti worked with fireworks and long-exposure photography to illuminate the branches and stems of trees in his native Brazil. The photos are a mixture of in-camera light painting, and a bit of post-processing that can combine up to 12 shots into a final image. He shares with us about the project: The series is the result of several years of research on long exposure photography, and the usage of ND filters was vital to find a perfect balance between the fading twilight and the brightness of the fireworks. More

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Light Appears to Drip from Trees in these Long-Exposure Photos by Vitor Schietti — Colossal

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Photographer Uses Fireworks and Long Exposures to Make Trees Drip Light

Photographer Uses Fireworks and Long Exposures to Make Trees Drip Light

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