In this Light Painting Photography Tutorial I show How To Light Paint a custom made, creepy mask that I received from Annie Jones. In this video I use tools from Light Painting Brushes and Spiffy Gear to try to add to the creepiness of this killer mask. I illuminate the mask shinning the light from the bottom up to bring out some of the texture and shadows of the mask itself. I illuminated the eyes using the Blue Light Pen. I also use the Fiber Optics to add in some different textures and create an illuminated background, finally I created the lines using the KYU-6. All of this is done in one single photographic exposure.

The Light Painting Tools used in this video are from:
https://lightpaintingbrushes.com
https://spiffygear.com

Camera Settings for this Light Painting Photography Tutorial were:
ISO100
F8
Bulb Mode
Exposure Time was 250 Seconds

Check out some of Annie’s Light Painting and Mask Making Skills on here instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/annie.jonesphotography/

In this Light Painting video I drag my Aunt and Uncle to the top of a mountain while I trace them with light to create a Light Painting Picnic Under The Stars. It was an absolutely beautiful night in the mountains of North Carolina. I am grateful to be able to share a night of creating under the stars with them and I think they appreciated how beautiful the night was with the fireflies and stars all around!

Here is the link the the Lightman Light Painting Tutorial I referenced in the video: https://youtu.be/2vCaiF9DSxU

The Camera settings I used were:
ISO 400
F22, F11 and F2.8 all in the same exposure.
Bulb Mode
Total Exposure Time was 358 seconds.

The Tools that I used can be found here:
Light Painting Brushes: https://lightpaintingbrushes.com
Flashlight was the Soonfire MX66: https://amzn.to/3yQGWcK