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March Contest Winner

March 31, 2011 by Jason D. Page

and the winner is…… Chris Benbow! The theme of the first ever LightPaintingPhotography.com was to use the LPP logo in your light painting composition. Chris used a combination of awesome location, wild wool fire, and precise stencil placement to create this winning light painting image.

 

For his efforts Chris wins the LPP prize pack pictured below, a front page feature on the LightPaintingPhotography.com website, bragging rights, and he gets to judge this months competition.

Check out more work from Chris HERE or check out his website HERE. To see the current monthly light painting photography contest and for your chance to win click HERE.

Filed Under: Light Painting Contest Winner, Light Painting Photography Tagged With: Chris Benbow, Light Painting Contest, light painting contest winner

Ball Of Light Documentary and Denis Smith Interview

March 28, 2011 by Jason D. Page

Ball of Light – The Denis Smith Documentary

This 15-minute documentary tells the inspiring story of Denis Smith. Just two years before its creation, Denis was working in high-pressure sales, struggling with depression, debt, and alcoholism. Then he discovered Light Painting—and his life transformed. Now known for creating beautiful, glowing orbs of light, Denis has become a voice of hope and inspiration for creative people everywhere.

Visit:
balloflight.com.au |
samcollinsmedia.com

Interview with Denis Smith

LPP ∇ First of all WOW, what an awesome documentary. It’s such an honest and inspiring story. How did this project come about?
DS ∇ Sam Collins visited my booth at an art market and we hit it off. He originally wanted to do a 3-minute short film, but quickly realized my story went much deeper.

LPP ∇ The film is deeply personal. Were you hesitant to open up?
DS ∇ Not really. Sam made me feel completely at ease. It was a reminder of how far I’d come.

LPP ∇ How long did it take to complete?
DS ∇ About 4 months. We worked together at a natural pace and really found our rhythm.

LPP ∇ Any memorable moments while filming?
DS ∇ Absolutely. Sam fell asleep on train tracks during a late shoot, and the Ball of Light saved him—no joke! I captured it all on camera.


Ball of Light Documentary Still

LPP ∇ What are your plans for the film?
DS ∇ We’ve had great online response. It’s being used as a motivational and promotional piece, and it’s resonating with people wanting to make real change.

LPP ∇ What was your turning point in life?
DS ∇ Realizing I was working just to stay afloat. With my wife’s support, I made the leap to choose happiness and health.

LPP ∇ Did you quit immediately or plan your exit?
DS ∇ I had to be strategic due to debt. Luckily, the company made me redundant, which helped.

LPP ∇ How did Light Painting enter your life?
DS ∇ I got bored with standard photography. Finding Light Junkies on Flickr and seeing artists like Jeremy Jackson and Michael Ross blew me away and inspired me to push myself.

LPP ∇ What gear do you use?
DS ∇ Canon 5Dmk2 with 24-105L and 50mm. But I stress—gear isn’t everything. I started on a 450D and created some of my best work with it.

LPP ∇ What tools do you use for the Ball of Light?
DS ∇ Simple LED setups—about 30 sets with varied color and brightness. A 12V supply keeps them powered.

LPP ∇ Are you doing Light Painting full time?
DS ∇ I sell prints and do markets, but still have a day job. Light Painting is growing though, and I dream of following the full moon across the globe!

LPP ∇ What about your printing process?
DS ∇ I use Atkins. High-quality Epson prints mounted on gator foam or framed. I might buy an Epson A2 for smaller runs.

LPP ∇ Have you found your life’s path?
DS ∇ Yes. Light Painting is healthy and fulfilling. I’m open to where it leads but not searching anymore. I value health, sanity, and family above all else now.

LPP ∇ What do you hope people take from this film?
DS ∇ That it’s okay to make big changes when you’re struggling. Change is hard, but worth it. And anyone can pick up a camera and start creating.

LPP ∇ Should we all quit our day jobs?
DS ∇ Only if it’s making you sick and you have support. Get out of debt. Own your happiness. The rest will come.

LPP ∇ Congrats on everything. The world is glad you found the light.
DS ∇ Thanks, Jason. I’m glad the light found me too.

More from Denis and Sam:
balloflight.com.au |
samcollinsmedia.com

Filed Under: Light Painting Photography, Light Painting Video Tagged With: Ball of Light, Denis Smith

Safe and Sound Project

March 27, 2011 by Jason D. Page

To friends who made this possible,

Hello everyone!

Thank you all for sending us all these PikaPika images! We’ve received
total of 729 images from 101 groups and individuals all around the
world.

It almost brought tears to our eyes when we were working on the video message.
Please check out the website listed below to view the video message.
It can be viewed from iPhone as well.
http://www.safe-and-sound.jp/

We hope that the images you sent us will soothe the souls of people
who are still facing difficulties in the affected areas today and also
of those undertaking the rescue and recovery efforts there.

Following this video message project, these images will also be used
for raising funds through charity events and exhibitions, and by
publishing them both inside and outside Japan.
We really hope that these projects will be beneficial to the future
Please let us know if you wish your pika pika images to be removed
from the projects.

Let’s all pray for the bright future of Japan.
Let’s stick to what we can do to support each other !
Once again, Thank you all for your support to make this happen.

Peace,
TOCHKA

Filed Under: Light Painting Photography, Light Painting Video Tagged With: PIKAPIKA

Light Painting Tutorial: Orb Techniques

March 26, 2011 by Jason D. Page

Light Painting Tutorial: Orb Techniques

This light painting photography tutorial video will show you two of the basic techniques for creating an orb using a light source that you can spin. Created and presented by Jason D. Page.

Light string tutorial Click HERE.

Filed Under: Light Painting Photography, Light Painting Video Tagged With: Light Painting Tutorial

Immaterials: Light painting WiFi

March 24, 2011 by Jason D. Page

I saw this light painting video a while back and forgot to post it up… so here it is for those of you that have not seen it yet. pretty effing awesome.

This project explores the invisible terrain of WiFi networks in urban spaces by light painting signal strength in long-exposure photographs.

A four-metre long measuring rod with 80 points of light reveals cross-sections through WiFi networks using a photographic technique called light-painting.

More here:
nearfield.org/​2011/​02/​wifi-light-painting
yourban.no/​2011/​02/​22/​immaterials-light-painting-wifi/​
Behind the scenes: yourban.no/​2011/​03/​07/​making-immaterials-light-painting-wifi/​

Filed Under: Light Painting Photography, Light Painting Video Tagged With: Light Painting Video

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