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1st International Light Painting Photography World Exhibition in Moscow

August 2, 2012 by Jason D. Page

The 1st International Light Painting Photography World Exhibition in Moscow, organized by The Light Painting World Alliance, is going to take place in Moscow, Russia, from September 28 thru October 2 this year! The venue for this event is Moscow’s “Central House of Artist”. The Central House of Artist was founded in 1979 it is one of Russia’s largest and most famous galleries that averages around a million, yes I said 1,000,000 visitors a year.

All the light painting photography will be displayed on 14 huge LCD Monitors. The is a great opportunity for you to have your light painting work displayed on an international level! Its open to all light painters, its free to submit, and there is still time. Here is how to do it, the DEADLINE is Sept, 1st, 2012 so get to work…

Send 5 LINKS (NO ATTACHMENTS JUST LINKS) to your best light painting photography to info.lpwa@gmail.com

In your email please specify your FULL NAME (No Nicknames), your city and state, and the country you reside in.

From the LPWA Webpage:

“LPWA Advisory Board will use for artwork selecting the method of “three peaks” –
the maximum of aesthetics, maximum of showiness and maximum light paintings!

1. Maximum aesthetics: How beautiful this work is in terms of traditional notions of beauty? [must help to easily attract usual public to new visual look]

2. Maximum showiness: As far as this work explodes the imagination (inside of the rule of first maximum)? Another words – really feast our eyes on this artwork? [should be easy to remember]

3. Maximum light painting – How this work is turn out well due exactly to the light painting? [must accurately and in sufficient quantity shows the presence of light paintings]

If gallery curator will accept your artwork for exhibition – you will recieve an official agreement and tech settings for images.

If no – you failed this time, but do not worry, you’re lucky a next time.

Deadline to participate is September 1, 2012.”

Don’t forget to join in LPWA official Facebook group to stay up to date https://www.facebook.com/groups/lpwa.info/

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Photo Talk Plus with Light Painting Photographer Troy Paiva

July 27, 2012 by Jason D. Page

Light Painting Photographer Troy Paiva on Photo Talk Plus. Troy’s part comes on about 46 minutes into it.

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Light Painting Photography Tutorial: Steel Wool

July 23, 2012 by Jason D. Page

I am working on putting together a few more basic light painting photography tutorials. This one is on steel wool, I know the steel wool photography tutorial has been overdone already, but since a lot of light painters use it in their work I felt like we needed one of our own. so here it is enjoy….

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Explore by Dennis Calvert

July 21, 2012 by Jason D. Page

Explore is a short film about getting there…..by light painting photographer Dennis Calvert. If this doesn’t make you want to go find a new spot your soul is probably dead….

Explore from Dennis Calvert on Vimeo.

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Epic Pyrotechnician meets Von Wong

July 15, 2012 by Jason D. Page

This is some of the sickest Light Painting Photography, or more specifically Light Art Performance Photography (LAPP), using FIRE as the light source that we have seen in a while…. and a well produced video all about it! I personally am a canon user but this in camera multiple exposure “thing” that Nikon has is pretty awesome… Canon corporate people if your reading this, steal that little feature please. Feast your eyes on some awesomeness.

Blog post for those who want more details on the shoot:
http://www.vonwong.com/blog/andrey-das-master-pyrotechnician/

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Second Video:
Nicolas Sarkissian

Assistant:
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Nicolas Vallet
Regis Matthey
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Script Editor:
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Motion Graphics:
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