UV lighting studio with broken glass by jocko500
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I find some broken glass windows that comes out of a building. it like safety glass on a car as it brake up fine small pieces only a little bigger. I took some of the glass and dip them into diff color of paints that will glow in UV Lighting.
I wish i had more lights at the time as I did not have bug low lighting like around I had a 40 watts bulb and a small UV light of about 8 watts I guess you see there on the glass. I really needs two more 40 watts lights which I did get but then someone broke the lamp for the two bulbs. At lest the bulbs did not break and I never got another lamp for them yet. I may one day. Oh I was going to say you need one 40 watts on one side and 80 watts on the other side of a person to take photos of people in UV Lighting with paint on them. Watch out of what you wear too if other people is around. Underclothes of women do glow sometmes.
So if you doing UV lighting you need a set up of some type. With working with glass I came up with this. I did got rid of the glass and the big window frame glass too.
this studio was at my trailer in 2006 plus I have a better camera to take photos now
Comments (52)
working with broken glass, hope your projects come out cool my friend/ steve
That's what I mean. It seems to come so easily to you...you think of these thing and know just how to do it. Love this look at the behind the scenes technique. I also like seeing our friend, the Big Boneman. :-)
Hey, except for the white buckets, and boneman over to the left, that just about looks like my living room! Pretty complete and detailed capture of all the stuff in your busy studio, Jock.
This was really a cool idea Jock, and wish I could find some safety glass that would break into small pieces like you have here. Also you said you need 40 watts on one side of a person and 80 watts on the other side to get the best effect. Could you go into more detail about where the 80 watt light should be.
That's a very nice set-up and instructions Jock. Looking for some more of these UV lighting postings. Dana
Underwear glows? I thought that was just my eyes. LOL!
Lol - A most creative space!!!
VERY COOL CAPTURE!!!!!!!!!!!1
Great shot of this creative space!
Interesting shot- thanks for sharing! :)
Selina Photography™
Very cute scene. Great work
Interestign photography my friend....!!!
Cool Studio Jock, bones & all!
jeeez man when i see this fine tidyness heheheheheh
Interesting pic.
You sure do some interesting things, and just as interesting is your Mr. Bones skeleton. Bet he has a story to tell.
Interesting Jock!
Quite interesting to see that :)
The skeleton! The skeleton!
Interrestion to see how you work, and it is a very creative use of a broken window!! Fascinating!!
Now all your missing is a house keeper (or maybe not what do I know huh?)lots of wonderful things here and yes poor Mr Bones ::::
Very interesting info erland