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Light Painting Photography VLOG 27

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Here is latest episode of the Light Painting Photography VLOG. There isn’t much Light Painting in this episode of the VLOG but I wanted to share the experience anyway because I think there is still some good stuff in here. It just goes to show that things don’t always work out like you plan especially when you are trying to creating Light Paintings in places you have never been before. The next episode has lots of light painting in it I promise… If you have not subscribed to our YouTube channel yet please do it NOW! This episode was filmed in Golden and Estes Colorado at the Stanley Hotel where they filmed some of The Shining! Enjoy…

Lilly Light Painting Tutorial by Chanette Manso

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Light Painting Lilies by Chanette Manso

In this light painting video tutorial Chanette Manso shows us how she uses the 3 Foot Sparkle Fiber Optic From Light Painting Brushes to create Lilies made of Light! Check out the tutorial video and images below  Chanette has created using this light painting technique. You can make these lilies anywhere even on the rooftops of New York City! You can see more of Chanette’s work on her Instagram Here and if you want to learn more about light painting in NYC make sure to check out Light Painting New York HERE.

Light Painting Lilies by Chanette Manso

Light Painting Lilies by Chanette Manso

Light Painting Tutorial, How To Light Paint Flowers

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Light Painting by Jason D. Page IMG_2264

I have just finished up a new light painting tutorial showing How To Light Paint Flowers using tools from Light Painting Brushes! I am really excited to share this new technique with everyone and I can’t wait to see the images people create using it! Hope you all Enjoy!

How To Light Paint A Abominable

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Light Painting Photographer Chris Bauer has created a new light painting video tutorial showing how he creates his series of Abominable Snowmen using the new Unicorn Plexiglass from Light Painting Brushes! Check out the images and video below! Enjoy.

The setting used in the light painting tutorial are:
ISO 100
F11
Shooting on BULB mode, the exposure times vary from 3-8minutes for the images created in this tutorial.

The tools used in this light painting tutorial are available from:
https://lightpaintingbrushes.com

Make sure to follow and tag chris in your image that you create using this light painting technique here:
https://www.instagram.com/chrisbauer_lightpainter/
https://lightpaintingbrushes.com/pages/chris-bauer
https://thefloweroflight.com

More light painting tutorials are here:
How To Light Paint Wings: https://youtu.be/5won0EEMi2o
How To Light Paint A Ghost: https://youtu.be/DztYsTAf8B0

Light Painting Tutorial, How To Light Paint using The Sheet Technique

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In this light painting photography tutorial, Light Painting Brushes Brand Ambassador Jason Rinehart shows how he creates amazing long exposure light painting effects with a technique he developed using a simple bed sheet. Jason is known for his ability to turn ordinary items from around the house into extraordinary images using his incredible imagination! Make sure to follow Jason’s incredible light painting work at the links below!

Light Painting Tools: https://lightpaintingbrushes.com
Flashlights: https://coastportland.com

Follow Jason Rinehart’s Work:
https://www.facebook.com/HartLight2113/
https://www.instagram.com/hartlight/

Light Painting VLOG 21, Gatlinburg Tennessee

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Light Painting VLOG 21 filmed in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. Summer 2018 Road Trip, The Camera Doesn’t Matter.

In this episode of the Light Painting VLOG I travel with my aunt and uncle to Gatlinburg, Tennessee. First we stop to see the bears at Cade’s Cove then we hike up to Leconte Lodge where I create some light paintings on some of the many beautiful trails surrounding the lodge. To keep my pack light I left behind my main camera and only brought along my Canon G7X to film the VLOG and shoot all my light paintings. All of the images and video you see in this episode were captured on the Canon G7X.

Follow my light painting work at:
http://instagram.com/jasondpage_lightpainting
http://facebook.com/jasondpage

The light painting tools that I use are:
https://lightpaintingbrushes.com

More about the Light Paintings I created in this VLOG
Light Painting Tutorials:
How To Light Paint a Ghost: https://youtu.be/DztYsTAf8B0
How To Light Paint a Light Man: https://youtu.be/2vCaiF9DSxU

All of these images were captured on the Canon G7X.

Light Painting VLOG 18: Mid Atlantic Meet UP Part 4

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This Light Painting VLOG is about the final day of the 2018 Light Painting World Alliance Meet UP hosted by Jason Rinehart in Buchanan Virginia. In this episode we all meet at Roaring Run to collaborate at a giant stone furnace that was used to make canon balls for the civil war! Make sure to subscribe to our Light Painting Photography YouTube Channel as we transition the LPP BLOG to the LPP VLOG! Enjoy.

Image by Johnny Dickerson

Light Painting VLOG 17: Mid Atlantic Meet UP Part 3

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Here is part 3 of the Light Painting World Alliance Mid Atlantic Meet Up hosted by Jason Rinehart and supported by Light Painting Brushes. This was the first “official” day of the meet up with light painting artist coming from all over the United States and as far away as France to collaborate and create images at Dinosaur Kingdom 2 in Virginia! Make sure to subscribe to our Light Painting Photography YouTube Channel as we transition the LPP BLOG to the LPP VLOG!

Light Painting VLOG 16: Mid Atlantic Meet UP Part 2

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Here is part two of the VLOG from the Light Painting World Alliance Mid Atlantic Meet UP! In this episode a few early arrivals go out on the Blue Ridge Parkway and light paint in a old horse trail tunnel and then shoot under the Milky Way, Enjoy! Make sure to subscribe to our Light Painting Photography YouTube Channel as we transition the LPP BLOG to the LPP VLOG!

Above image captured created by Jason D. Page captured by Blanca Eyre