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Time-Varying Lights gallery

Here is a selection of images of time-varying light sources. All were taken with conventional DSLR cameras; however, the camera was moved during the shot, allowing the lights to paint "traces" across the sensor. The traces show the history of what the lights were doing during the exposure, and hence, the time-varying behavior of those lights. The photography section on this website has more details on the technique.

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CRT monitor
CRT monitor
CRT monitor Gallery: Gallery Description: A downward swept photo of a CRT monitor results in multiple images of what's on the screen. These images are flattened vertically due to the way that the monitor works and the motion of the camera.
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