I love your tutorial but your chemistry with your daughter is marvelous. Not only you have a beautiful and funny daughter but also a partner in crime for your amazing videos. Yiu should do me mire videos together. Thanks for sharing!!!
Hello Jason, those images you created are truly works of art! So the lightpaiting itself and the model both are behind the curtain? The camera faces a sheet and everything is created behind the sheet in all those images?
Yes indeed that is correct. The Light Painting and the model are both behind the sheet, the camera is on the opposite side of the sheet pointing at the sheet.
This is awesome . The girl is awsome you may consider showing her how to use the equipment instead of snatching it out of her hands and doing it yourself .
The broken glass effect was created by literally shooting through a old windshield that was broken. They are not the easiest to get but you can get them from a local junk or scrap yard. You simply place the broken windshield between the camera and the sheet.
Great video, but I am confused as to where you are standing in the beginning of video. Are the both of you directly in front of the camera and the sheet? Or are you both behind the sheet whereas the camera sees the blank sheet until you start light painting and then camera would see your subject silhouetted?
Am I seeing some great "Album Covers"? You may want to contact some local musicians and see what their Website artwork looks like. Let alone their Social Media pages. No sheet.
I can't believe ppl do this professionally (?) !! I did some light painting when I was 12yrsold on a 5mp camera. My mom didn't tell me I could be a photographer like this!... 😭
bleachmist Back in ‘88 I framed my ‘51 Indian Chief motorcycle in flames from a garage cobbled torch onto 35mm film. I had a feeling the technique needed exploration. Too bad my imagination was short when digital showed up.
Very creative shots! Amazing compositions! Thanks for share Jason! I'll try this! If you can, please let me know what you think about my light creations on Instagram just looking for @rodrigoaraujofotoarte. I bought my first camera this year, and have keeping learning and practicing... (I'm sorry about my English-language) Thanks buddy!
