Here are the entries for the October light painting photography contest. Everyone PLEASE VOTE in the comment section of the page to pick your top 3 images, the images all have a number in the title. When voting remember the theme of this months contest was to create a light painting incorporating a DOME within your light painting composition. Voting ends on the 1st.
Light Painting Photography Challenge
Vicki DaSilva’s Occupy Wall Street images have inspired an idea. Wether you agree or disagree with the Occupy Wall Street Protest you cannot deny that it is a historical event that should be documented. Protests are happening in every major US city and Cities all over the world. So the challenge is to go down to you local Occupy Wall Street Protest and document it with light painting. Send in the images to admin@lightpaintingphotography.com by Nov 1st, along with the images please also send your name and what link you would like posted with your work. No prizes just some go old fashion EXPOSURE for you and your light painting.
Check out more shot from Vicki lightgraffiti.com/occupywallstreet/
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Vicki DaSilva Occupies Wall Street
Light painting artist Vicki DaSilva went into NYC last week and created these shots during the Occupy Wall Street Movement. Any other light painters out there with Occupy related shots???? Post a link or some images if you got em…..
Studies in Transfalumination
Check out this light painting video from artist Peter Rose. Its a little different take on light painting in that it is all shot on video.
Exploits modified flashlights and stripped down video projectors to explore the visual complexities of the ordinary world. All images were shot in real time- there is no animation.
October Light Painting Contest
The theme of this months light painting photography contest is to create a DOME light painting image. If you don’t know how to make a dome, click HERE for a good video tutorial. Submit your images to contest@lightpaintingphotography.com by the 21th of October to win your LPP prize pack! Please remember to follow the THEME of the contest and resize your images to 600 pixels on the longest side and 72 dpi. Click HERE to see the rules and how your images will be judged.
Creator of “The Dome” Andrew Whyte
The light painting photography contest series is sponsored by COAST.
International Light Painting Session in NY
Russian Light Painter Sergey Churkin, a.k.a. Chukos, is “Coming to America” and putting together an International Light Painting Session in New York’s Central Park. Sergey is inviting all light painters from around the globe to come out and join him October 21st – 23rd, 2011. Sergey said “Yes, we know about great experience of collaboration between LAPP artists at local areas, in USA and Europe. I hope this October will become 1st international LAPP session! I plan shooting in New York a few scenes, some special composition at Strawberry Fields; some views to Manhattan from Roosevelt island and something in urban freestyle at lower Manhattan. At present day four people have decided to join my plans and I believe this circle will be spread. Together we can make much brilliant photos with nice stories! And I hope to meet new friends.” Whoever would like to join the event, contact Sergey @ tchourkino@gmail.com
September COAST Light Painting Contest Entries

Here are the entries for the September COAST light painting photography contest. Everyone PLEASE VOTE in the comment section of the page to pick your top 3 images, the images all have a number in the title. When voting remember the theme of this months contest was to create a light painting using the COAST logo within your light painting composition. Voting ends on the 1st.
Andrew Hall Light Painting Workshop

Light painting photographer Andrew Hall has some of the nicest orbs in the LPP community and he is currently giving a light painting workshop in Santa Monica, CA. The classes are every Sunday, they started last week on the 18th so you already missed the first one (great job, your already failing) but you can still go and grow your brain with four more classes. Not only can you go and learn a little something from a gifted light painting photographer you can also pat yourself on the back because you will be supporting a great charity, Elizabeth’s Canvas.
Free for cancer patients, survivors, and their family members. $20 donations are encouraged. All donations support Elizabeth’s Canvas and all materials will be provided. Participants are more than welcome to bring their own cameras.
CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE WORKSHOP.
CLICK HERE TO SEE MORE OF ANDREW’S WORK.
Chris Benbow Light Painting Dome Video Tutorial
Well the cat is out of the bag on how to make the infamous dome. Here is a really nice video tutorial from light painting artist Chris Benbow on making the DOME…..
Just a side note: Chris waited until creator of the Dome Andrew Whyte gave him his approval to go ahead and release this tutorial. This is the kind of respect all light painting photographers should have for one another in our emerging and ever expanding art form. Well played Mr. Benbow.
Noctography – Tutorial 6: Domes
A basic tutorial on how to make Domes created and presented by Chris Benbow.
Camera: Canon EOS 5Dmkii
Lens: Canon 17-40mm
Shutter Release: Hähnel Wired Release
Dome Tool – Christmas Lights from Ebay – 1 Bike Wheel, 30 Battery LED’s
Camera Settings
ISO: 100
Aperture: F/5.6
Shutter Speed: Bulb – 30 Seconds
More night photography tutorials coming soon.
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