I made a new video tutorial showing how to create wings like the ones above using the feather plexiglass from the Light Painting Brushes, hope you enjoy.

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Light Painting Tutorial: Wings
In this light painting photography tutorial Jason D. Page shows how to create wings using the feather plexiglass attachment from the Light Painting Brushes system. As you will see the new feather plexiglass light painting tool is also great for creating light writing and light graffiti, light orbs, abstract light painting and even beings made of light.

Basics of Light Painting can be found here: vimeo.com/107517730

Thank you to Jeswin Rebello, Efren Herrera, and Darren Hopkins for the inspiration and for contributing images to this light painting tutorial.

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People please be smarter than this. Some jackass burnt down another landmark that was beloved by the community and photographers for miles around. I am pretty sure whoever did this is really sorry and didn’t have the intention of burning this building to the ground but just in case you didn’t know, Burning Hot Steel Wool will set things on fire especially historic landmarks made of WOOD, please be smarter than the material you are working with! via PetaPixel.

Here is a tutorial, note it will burn your house down:

Yes thats right Light Painting Videography… Light Painter Patrick Rochon has just released a trippy new light painting music video that he created along with Annie Pigeon, Pierre Tremblay, and Thomas Csano. Endless hours over a 3 month period were spent creating the Polyday video for APIGEON and everything you see was illuminated with hand held light sources! Pushing the boundaries of video and light painting Patrick said “This became an “out of the box” music video experiment not following any conventions”. Check out the video and making of video below. For the full details head over to Patricks blog HERE.

APigeon – Polyday (Official Video)

MAKING OF POLYDAY

Light Painting Photographer Eric Pare has created a light painting style that is instantly recognizable as his own using a common and inexpensive piece of lighting equipment called a Fluorescent Tube Guard. By simply inserting one or two lights into the end of the tube guard Eric has essentially created a giant light saber that he is using to create his signature work. Eric first spotted the the magic tubes at the TAP Plastic store while he was in San Francisco holding a Light Painting Workshop. Since that special day less than one year ago Eric has traveled the globe with tubes in hand creating exquisite imagery along with his partner in crime the lovely Kim Henry. Check out some of his incredible images and the just released behind the scenes video below called “Signs of Light”! Also make sure to join Eric’s Facebook group where you can learn all about his work and light painting techniques and for even more images and info check out the full Signs of Light project Here.