Adam and I experimented with some very long exposures and some light painting with a flashlight.
Random. Unusual. Fun!
Light Painting Experiments with Adam Brooks, Nov 23 2011
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Try lightpainting yourself using your WEBCAM to capture images. Or use your iPHONE, iPod or iPad as a light source: http://www.mylightpainting.com … Have fun! =)
I tried the iPhone on Adam in this series but the camera was not set right for it. The tiny Pelican flashlight did the trick. I will try the iPhone trick soon!