"Light Effect" Photos   These are either kind of weird, or artsy... it definitely depends how you look at it. Most of these pictures deal with unusual lighting. Most. This one is just kind of cool because of the colorful paths of light left by Christmas lights as the camera was moved. This is caused by the way that automatic cameras lengthen the time the shutter is open when there is low light. Similarly, this is the loops left the by lights of cars on the expressway. (Don't even ask.) It also looks kind of cool, in a way. This is a picture of a small Christmas tree. It's nothing too exciting... I just included this because of the nice glowing light cast onto the wall by the bulbs. A kid holding a super bright light. I like it because of how the light seems blinding even on your monitor, and how it illuminates the kid and even makes some purple and blue glare off the camera lens. What's that you say? This looks like Disney's Quasimodo, from "the Hunchback of Notre Dame", on fire? Well, you guessed right. Don't ask me about this one either. I was only the photographer! Hopefully somebody out there gets a kick out of this one. This is probably the least special photo on this page. It was a spinning ceiling fan in a dim restaurant. The low lighting lengthened the camera lens open time, which caused the fan blades to blur together. I guess it looks like the fan is spinning extremely fast or something. A nice picture of sunlight shining through a stained glass window. There's another one like this on TERSCH.com's Macro Mode Photos page. Although it's very blurry, and actually, quite pointless, I like this picture because it shows a few tall buildings in Chicago lit up at night. It somehow seems high-tech. Unusual, at the very least.