Thanks to Andy for sending this tip in! Andy writes:
For this project I used Adafruit products and software. Thank You! Happy Holidays!
From Andy Modla Photography:
During a recent photo shoot I had an opportunity to do some daytime light painting with model Mely who posed for me. Here Mely protects a bag of peanuts from the hungry Nutcrackers painted in the background using my latest version 3 LED light stick. She did excellent work holding still for the long exposures.
My camera is on a tripod as I trigger the camera shutter from the light stick to begin painting the background.
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