Dumfries night shoot UPDATE

[Wallace]

I have been wanting to do a night shoot here for years, I would have done it sooner had it not been a two hour drive away, so I jumped at the chance when the Dumfries and Galloway Aviation Museum organised a small night shoot.
The format was free, some work lighting was supplied and we were free to do what we wanted, including our own light painting and flash photography, which is a total and refreshing change from other organised events. At least we all didn't come away with the same photos as the next guy... and no enactors either!

It was bitterly cold outside in the wind with the occasional snow flurry, which paled into comparison with the stuff I got driving home on the M4 at Beattock!

F-100 with a flock of crows with perfect timing. Worklight/flash
54-2163 F-100, Dumfries by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr

The Mystere, LED worklights
318 Mystere, Dumfries by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr

The Loch Doon Spitfire, Worklight, a LED worklight and head torch
P7540 Spitfire, Dumfries by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr

The Meteor, ambient light/high ISO
WL375 Meteor, Dumfrie by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr

The Gannet, LED worklight
XL497 Gannet, Dumfries by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr

Lightning, a collaboration between photographers - backlit with a worklight and flooded by three LED worklights
ZF584 Lightning, Dumfries by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr

My thanks to the volunteers from the museum who made it all possible.

Another couple of images

Mystere - wide open, high ISO, backlit by LED worklamp, ambient from a photo lamp
318 Mystere, Dumfries by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr

Lightning - wide open, high ISO, ambient light
ZF584 Lightning, Dumfries by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr

[Punkrunner62]

Very nice Wallace,good to see a bit of invention going into the lighting.They are all great but the F-100 is my favourite.
Cheers.

[Webby74]

Great set. Really like the spitfire hangar shot