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Basic gist here is I had an idea for a cool abstract photo, to be taken in a famous art gallery. However when actually trying it the practicalities - like loads of people being about and lighting - meant it would be tricky to do. Not impossible, but it got me thinking and lead to two ideas.... ***What if this idea was transposed from the real world to a virtual environment using similar construction and photographic style techniques?

What else could be used to make shapes so artists and photographers can play with light? Mostly without spending too much money, in fact most of the stuff used here came from pound-stores :)***

With the first idea, I’ve made a simple 3D model of an art gallery wall and some basic shapes which is discussed in the poser forum. Figured splitting the subjects up will make it the debate easier to follow, so link will follow in a bit.

For the second idea I’ve created a .PDF with a variety of stuff, techniques and ideas for photographers who like to explore playing with light and make photos like those shown below. Link to download is above. Much like the 3d version, I'm also hoping to expand on this. So if you have any hints, tips suggestions etc, please post them here.

For those following this ...heres 2 updates. 1. an LED alien mask (as shown here) 2. seachnasaigh has kindly made a virtual version. For how the mask was made, and for info/download of seachnasaigh's glowing newon kitty, follow the link to the poser forum.