How you can shoot this tonight for just $14.00. Amazing photographic lighting with a flashlight. 

I love making light painting photos. This was great.

Thanks for another really nice video with a creative concept.

Great; thanks Master!!

Really Neat, Thank You...

I haven't done this lighting photography in awhile. Your video did show me to go faster or slower over your subject(s) instead of flashing your light all over the place.

This is excelent. You are a great artist. I like it a lot and thanks for simple and fine presentation.

great teachings. thank you Mr. Newcastle.

Beautiful work. Can't wait to try this method of lighting.

Great

Thank you so much for this wondeful tutorial! The technique is simple but creates stunning shots. Huge thanks!

Gold info tnx ❤

Excellent video but you omitted one detail: how do you focus in the dark when shooting outdoors? In studio you can autofocus when light is on and switch to manual focus. But what is the approach on location? Bring another large powerful torch to use while focusing?

This was an awesome tutorial! The images are stunning. Like you had an elaborate lighting setup or fancy Photoshop retouching. Opens up so many creative possibilities. Especially with how you can “clone” a model in camera. I’m already wondering if quick costume changes are feasible with a slow shutter speed. You’ve gotten me so excited to go out and create. Thank you and please make more videos.

Thank you, from this newer photographer, for providing an inexpensive and creative piece of gear that opens other new options. I'd seen light painting before, but appreciate you taking the time to walk this through. Should provide a fun experiment and a cheap option to have in the bag. The one thing I wanted you to spell out a bit more was your recommendation on minimum luminance values (realizing it is use dependent) and perhaps a few valuable reference models where the batteries hold up etc. I'll head to the hardware store tomorrow, and then talk one of my photogenic friends into something like this. Clearly, it's going to be a work in progress. I noticed you used dark backgrounds for the same reason you wore a dark shirt. Thanks for adding more fun in the kit!

great tutorial, thank you!

Did the different people's body parts video ever get done? Or can it quickly be explained in text below?

Great tutorial, thanks. For the images in which the models changed sides did you go to bulb mode?

Fantastic images… I’m off to Amazon to find myself a good quality torch

Loved the information provided in this video. I've always admired light painting. Kudos to Louisa for being such a good model to hold herself so still during the exposures. Loved the double exposures of her! Adding the backlight towards the end really elevated the images to another level. One personal suggestion - Perhaps you could not have the model sitting behind you for the opening several minutes while you're explaining what's about to happen. It's too long a time for her to sit there doing nothing. I was really starting to feel quite anxious for her, which, in turn, was making it more difficult for me to listen to you. Instead, why not just wait until you're ready to start shooting, then introduce the model? Your previous video on the $4 light system was perfect in that sense, for the model, keeping her off-screen until the actual shoot. And...a good solid introduction of her as well! Just a thought.

Please mention wh size lens u used.

Excellent tutorial and you're certainly a master of the genre. However, the technique is not for me.