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Below are the submissions for this months Light Painting Photography Contest! The theme of this months contest was Light Writing, meaning that some sort of word or symbol needed to be written out with light. Some really great light painting work in these submissions!
Light Painting is Magic and in this Light Painting Video Tutorial Jason D. Page shows How To Write With Light using tools from Light Painting Brushes. This is a Light Painting Tutorial with the beginning light painter in mind, however there are still a few good tips in there for the more experienced Light Painting Artist as well. Check out the video and images below! Enjoy.
Two Light Painters from India have broke the “Most Light Orbs in a Photograph” Guinness World Record. Sridhar Muthukrishnan and Sures Narayanan have captured 1350 Orbs in a single photograph. This is the 3rd time the record has been broke since the original 200 Hand Spun Orb record that was set back in 2014. The orbs in this image were created using a mechanical orb making device that was pulled across the frame during a single long exposure. Congratulations to these two for setting the bar even higher, WHO’S GONNA BREAK IT NEXT? Below is the making of video, Enjoy.
In this episode of the Light Painting Photography VLOG I meet up with fellow light painters Johnny Griffin and Bobby Hopp in their home town of Alma, Arkansas! Johnny had so many awesome light painting tools that he had created I wanted to steal them all. We got to collaborate and create a few images before I had to get back on the road and head home to Florida. Enjoy!
Here is episode 28 of the Light Painting Photography VLOG! If you have not subscribed to our YouTube channel yet please do it NOW! This Light Painting VLOG was filmed at Cheyenne Mountain State Park! Enjoy…
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…
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.
The winner for the Spiral Light Painting Photography contest for March is Antonio Martinez for this awesome spiral light painting! Antonio shared this about his winning creation!
The title of this image is “Warm Spiral on Cold.”
This photograph was made in a cave cellar that gives a lot of play for light painting with those arches! It is in the town of Jumilla, in the southeast of Spain. That night I had the company de Melisa Lefebvre, who was visiting Spain and we got together to go out and create some light paintings that we are both very passionate about creating!
To create this image I combined a spiral inspired by Jason Rinehart, in warm color with a small orange tube. Then I illuminated a warm orange light using a cardboard to cover the source of light and illuminated the cave in all directions, to create a glow around the spiral. Finally I ended in a colder blue color, I used the method of lighting that I called “A Roales”, playing with a kind of strip curtain around the light and covering parts of it. While covering parts of the light only some parts of the walls are illuminated and it also creates some traces of light in the air that accompanies the main effect well, and that also filled in a little more of the empty spaces.
The settings that I used were:
144 second exposure – f / 8 – ISO 800 – 14mm manual – 4200K
Thank you very much everyone for the votes, and the judges for finally choosing my photograph!
You can check out more of Antonio’s Light Painting work on his website here!
For this winning Antonio will receive a prize package filled with light painting tools from our sponsors COAST Flashlights, and Light Painting Brushes ! Please support these awesome companies that support our light painting art from, without them this contest series would not be possible!
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Here are the submissions for this months Light Painting Photography Contest! The theme of this Light Painting contest was to create spiral out of light, obviously there are very different interpretations of what a spiral can mean… The theme of this contest was based on the Spiral Light Painting Tutorial by Jason Rinehart.
Everyone PLEASE VOTE in the comment section of this page to pick your top 3 favorite images, ONLY VOTE ONE TIME. The images all have a number in the title (EXAMPLE… IF ONE OF YOUR FAVORITES IS THE IMAGE TITLED “Light Painting Contest February 2019 01″ THEN YOU SHOULD PUT THE NUMBER 01 AS ONE OF YOUR CHOICES). Voters must include 3 unique choices for your votes to be counted. In other words no 1,1,1, or 5,5,5, or 7,7,7,…..Please pick your three favorite IMAGES based on the image alone, the voting will end March 1st at Midnight Eastern Standard Time, Enjoy.
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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!
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