"Unfortunately the long hand held exposure makes everything blurry so the effect is difficult to see."

"The only alternative light source that I could find was a green LED on my speakers. So I turned off my room light and used the small green light to light my scene. This light was very dim and I don't have a tripod so I had to use a longer exposure. Under the green lighting the purple pick on the right changes hue slightly, it becomes a bit darker."

"In the original photo there was a great deal of the floor of the quad in the foreground, and more space off to the right. I cropped down to remove some of the foreground and to one figure in the center of the frame, while making it appear as if the left most figure was walking out of the frame."

"While in the quad I took a picture of the Rodin sculptures. I placed my camera on the rim of one of planters and aimed at the two figures. I used a 5s shutter speed, an aperture of f/8, and an ISO of 600 to get an appropriate exposure for the scene."

"This photo is an outdoor night scene."