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Stranger Danger – Light Painting Vlog 44

October 19, 2022 by Jason D. Page

Stranger Danger

In this episode of the Light Painting Photography I get more freaked out that I have been in a very long time out in the woods at night when I see a stranger watching me from the shadows.

Here is what happened. As I was creating my Light Paintings I got the feeling that makes the hair on the back of your neck stand up. I felt like someone or something was watching me in the dark. I stopped Light Painting and began to scan the area when I spotted a dark figure sitting on a rock watching me about 20 feet from where I had placed my Photography Gear. I was only able to see a silhouette of a figure because even though there was some moonlight in the sky, down in the canyon it was very dark. This dark figure sat there watching me Light Painting for about 30-40 minutes before I decided to walk over to see what was going on. I was in the middle of nowhere, as I often am, and there was only one way out of this location. I walked over and said hello, the man said hello back but it was not your normal conversation and it made me even more uncomfortable. I explained what I was doing and was hoping he would leave after that so I could get back to Light Painting. The man didn’t leave. He just kept sitting there watching me.

I have run into people in the woods at night before and the interactions were much different. I am someone that always looks for the positive and believes that most people are good but this interaction gave me a bad feeling and it all just felt odd. I stayed on the opposite side of the stream and tried to Light Paint a few more images but I could not get the thought of this guy sneaking up on me and cracking me over the head, or him stealing my gear that he wasn’t sitting far from, out of my mind. I decided I needed to pack up all my gear and leave. The problem was there was only one way out of this location and that was to walk directly by this random man who was sitting there in the dark.

I packed up all my gear and headed toward him. I decided when I walked up to him I would shine a bright light in his face to disorient him, JUST IN CASE… I shinned the light and when I did he tried to scoot back on the rock and fell over onto the trail. I am pretty sure he was just drunk, high or both. I asked him if he was alright, he said yes he was fine. I wished him a good night and hiked back to my car, looking over my shoulder the whole time to make sure he wasn’t following behind me.

The bottom line is that more than likely from this man’s view he was out there in the woods to drink, relax and “collect negative ions” as he said to me. He is probably a good dude that, like me, loves to be out in nature. HOWEVER from my perspective I was feeling like he had bad intentions because of the odd interaction and the fact that his behavior didn’t match what I would have expected. Also that he watched me in the dark for well over an hour. The bottom line is that I made it out of there safe and sound. I don’t know if this guy was a serial killer looking for his next victim of if he was tripping out of his mind, if he was tripping he probably thinks that he met an alien.

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Light Painting “Around The House” Episode 5 with Jason Rinehart

October 12, 2021 by Jason D. Page

Light Painting by Jason Rinehart

Light Painting Brushes Brand Ambassador Jason Rinehart has released his latest episode of his Light Painting Video Tutorial Series “Around The House”. In this episode Jason shares how to create vivid and colorful images using his Light Painting Brushes Plexiglass Diamond and transparent window gels, normally used for Holiday decorations! The settings used in this tutorial were: ISO 500, F8 and the exposure times were all around  one minute!

 

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The Great Awakening Video Manifesto by Patrick Rochon

January 4, 2021 by Jason D. Page

The Great Awakening

Light Painting Photographer  Patrick Rochon took some time away from the digital world to dive deep into Light Painting. Focused on learning more about the deeper meaning of what it is that we, as Light Painting Artists, do. Patrick has created a meaningful new video Manifesto sharing some of what he has learned on his journey with LIGHT. I am sure you will find inspiration in this video, but I also hope you find inspiration in how Patrick gained this knowledge. Stopping and taking the time to think deeply into the medium of LIGHT is so important. Enjoy the video and you can also read more about Patrick’s journey here.

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How To Light Paint A Tree Of Light

October 8, 2020 by Jason D. Page

Light Painting Tree of Light by Jason D. Page

In this Light Painting Photography Tutorial I show How To Light Paint A Tree of Light using tools from Light Painting Brushes. I really enjoy creating these organic shapes like light painter trees and flowers so I am really excited about the possibilities of the new Leaf Plexiglass Light Painting Tool. I hope this video give give you some inspiration.

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How To Focus In The Dark, Light Painting Tutorial

February 18, 2020 by Jason D. Page

Light Painting How To Focus In The Dark.

In this light painting tutorial I answer one of the most common questions that I get about Light Painting and that is How To Focus In The Dark. These are the two techniques I use to focus when I am creating my light paintings and this is what works for me. Since posting this video I have learned two new things from the community that can make your focus even better. The first is that when you are shooting on a tripod you should turn off your image stabilization and the second is that if you are using a varifocal lens you will get sharper focus if you do not zoom all the way in, instead you simply frame your shot first and then use the focus assist to pull your focus. Apparently when using a varifocal lens the focus will change when you zoom out. I have used these two techniques for 20+ years with every camera and lens set up I have ever had and never had any trouble but maybe my expectation of sharp focus is different and now with these new tips it can be improved! Anyway hope the video and these tips help you to achieve focus in the dark! Enjoy.

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The Path Of Light – Part 2

May 21, 2019 by Jason D. Page

Light Painting Artist Mafu Fuma and the production team from Movinapes have just released part two of their Light Painting Documentary Series “The Path Of Light”! This series is beautifully produced from people who truly understand the Light Painting art form and the community that has grown out of it! Bravo to Mafu and the Movinapes team. Brilliant work capturing the feeling of light painting! Enjoy… Click here for part one if you missed it.

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Light Painting Brushes, Opaque Vs. Translucent Light Writers

May 13, 2019 by Jason D. Page

Light Painting Brushes Tools

In this new light painting video I show the difference in the Opaque and Translucent Light Writers. This is one of the most common questions I get about the Light Painting Brushes Light Painting Tools, How it helps 🙂 Enjoy:

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Light Painting Photography VLOG 27

March 21, 2019 by Jason D. Page

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…

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Light Painting Caligraphy Tutorial by Dee Light

February 12, 2019 by Jason D. Page

Light Painting Photographer Dee Light specializes in a form of light drawing known as Light Calligraphy. I had the pleasure of meeting and shooting with Dee about a year ago and to see him create is work in real life is something special. His movements are smooth and elegant and I was really impressed with his general spacial awareness and the way he moved his lights through the air. Dee has created a nice video tutorial showing how he creates his Light Calligraphy along with some help from fellow Light Painting Artist Chanette Manso, check it out below!

Light Painting Calligraphy by Dee Light

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  • Light Painting Calligraphy by Dee Light
  • Light Painting Calligraphy by Dee Light

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Light Painting VLOG 15: Mid Atlantic Meet UP Part 1

May 22, 2018 by Jason D. Page

Light Painting by Jason Rinehart

Here is part one of the Light Painting VLOG from the 2018 Light Painting World Alliance Meet Up in Buchanan Virginia, Enjoy! This was the start of an awesome couple of days! Make sure to subscribe to our Light Painting Photography YouTube Channel as we transition the LPP BLOG to the LPP VLOG!

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