Profoto B10x Painting with Light | Inside Fashion and Beauty Photography with Lindsay Adler 

The model looks like she stepped in from renaissance time! Her makeup is stunning! 😍

yeah ill get a flashligh....that light cost $2000 hahha

Lindsay is the best! Her instruction is clear and concise and her enthusiasm is infectious. I never had much of an interest in portrait photography until I saw her B&H presentation.

Yes, Paolo Roversi is a Photo-Painter of its own....i am an absolute fan of his Art.

Opinions are like a$$hole$... everyone has them... but this was 🔥🔥🔥... not sure how it got any 👎🏾

Thanks Lindsay for this inspiring video. I totally agree with you what you said about Paolo Roversi. He is an absolute master of photography!!

Did this with film in the 70s and 80s. Very cool technique.

Lindsay you have diff pics on your Instagram in his style. Also how would a dark background work with this. I mean black

Great technique. I’ve done it with landscape. You broke it down perfectly

A great tutorial. Love the backdrop, can you tell us the source

One small tip: use the timer so you don't have to hurry from pushing the button and start painting.

That model is gorgeous. Perfect model for this idea you had. She's really talented in keeping still also lol

Thank you for this tutorial Lindsay! Your tutorials are always helpful and clear!

Very nice ❤

Yep we've done this with flash lights, easy to light balance them in post. No need for super expensive lights!

Very nice shots, Ms. Adler! As to subject moving during long exposures. In the old days we had special stands with arms and clamps to arrest arms, neck, head, etc. I saw Albert Watson still using that in a recent shoot in one of his videos. Of course that leaves no wiggle room.

Great video and cool images! I've done this drawing things with an LED flashlight, etc., but never tried lighting a scene this way. Really need to give it a "shot". Thanks for the inspiration.

SUPER. SUPER , THE BEST நன்றாக இருக்கிறது வாழ்த்துக்கள் R.MANOHAR-CHENNAI

This seem so fun.

Thank you very mutch. Difenitly I see Roversi technic in action. Like and folow 8)

Thank you for this tutorial Lindsay! Since i have an olympus camera i can use the so called live-composite mode, which becomes very handy for this kind of taking pictures.

Love that backdrop! Why didn't you turn off & then back on the B10x when painting?

simply superb!

Very cool . Yes I remember Paolo Roversi I think he did a campaign like that for Armani or Dior recently

beautiful images, super cool technique! gonna have to try this out sometime with a willing portrait subject. BTW-Q: what is the name of that very small blower your assistant used from a distance on the models hair near the end of the vid?? seemed to really work pretty well (possibly better/stronger than a small fan??) please if you can find out & answer back ?!!?

Lots of very bright constant light cob lights available today for a few hundred dollars or even a few dollars will work well for this.

thank you for introducing Paolo Roversi! He's one of my top 3 favorite photographers of all time!

New toys are fun aren't they? In the old 4x5 view camera days we used a cheap metal light that you just use a screw in lightbulb, set camera to F22 or up and remove all ambient light and paint away. Great for indoor room shots. This was a good video. It's always fun to experiment.I bet if you added some Fog or Haze that would look cool also.

Thank you for the video Lindsey! Can’t wait to try it out. Saying hello from Binghamton!

The professional are not just the photographer it is also the model! 8 seconds holding in exactly the same pose!

Waaaayyyyyyy toooooooo muuuuucccchhhhh talking. Over 9½ minutes before the shooting starts. Not the first person on Adorama TV to do this. And with some of that talk being about getting rid of ambient light, even mentioned a laptop, you still have a ton of light coming in. Beautiful results for sure.

Lindsay you are right about Roversi!!!

Love your aproach so much! Such a great inspiration ... as always!

What would you rate the level of difficulty with this?

Great technique and I think the cinefoil made a huge difference in how it all worked out.Thanks for sharing Lindsay!😀👍🇨🇦

Muchas gracias! Estuvo genial la clase de fotografía!.

What is the fan model name? I liked it!!

Awesome!! One of the best teachers on internet.

Thank you!

Looks awesome!

Awesome!!!!

Amazing

Can we still do this even if we don't have a $2,000 strobe?

Yes, by all means, use a light that's purpose is to be a flash not a constant light source and costs over $2300 with tax, to do light painting when a high output flashlight with a gel (if the color balance is off) costs less than $50.