Final Outcome

These are the final outcomes for my idea on the walls. Using shutter speed and lights gave me the idea for this and I have been trailing it and now I have final images created on photoshop for the walls. the lights will show you the way to each department and it will be an easy way around the building. The first picture is of the lights on the walls showing the way round, the second picture is a black and white look of the lights in the lobby. Then the third picture is an example of the walls with the lights on them showing the way around. Then the final six are the designs and what light is for what department.

More of Me Using Shutter Speed

This is me using a DSLR again to trail for my final outcome. I done these ones in my back garden in a bigger space.

This is me drawing up some ideas for the lights using shutter speed on the walls. I want too use a colour for each department and the light will go from the lobby to the class room.

These are ideas for signs on the wall that would have the letters on top; like Art, SEN est. These would be in the walls in the lobby. It will only be one, not a range of different ones because it would make it all messy and out of place.

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Pictured: The incredible light graffiti created as a host of lamps are shone straight at the camera lens

The name light graffiti struggles to do these displays justice.

The fantastic spectacles of colour - which are the latest trend in street art - are as impressive as fireworks.

A host of light sources, from flash lights and bike lights to blinking LED lights, are used to 'paint' a picture straight onto the camera lens.

Also known as light drawing or light painting, these arresting images are created with long exposure cameras in the dark. Sometimes the exposures run on for longer than an hour.