A good artist never reveals his secrets. But great artists like you certainly do! It's wonderful to see how the creators of a whole new genre of photography are educating us through their tutorials and behind the scenes. You guys have put so much effort to uplift this art, which is more creative than any other form of photography! The light paintings inspire me but it is the landscapes and composition which makes me cry- it is too beautiful to be true!
Merci 1000 fois de votre travail et de partager toute votre technique et votre simplicité ! Un bonheur pour nous encourager pour suivre votre exemple ! Un grand merci de France!
ciao ragazzi, i vostri tutorial sono per me fonte di ispirazione.Questo video è una lezione preziosa per realizzare foto fantastiche nel modo corretto. Hi guys,your tutorials are a source of inspiration for me. This video is a valuable lesson for making fantastic photos in the right way. congratulations to you and to all the staf.
Today I met a friend while talking he mentioned he recently learned about light painting and liked it I was like dude do you follow Eric and he said no. It was like a shock to me ,I immediately took his phone followed you 😂😂 I was like dude just know who's the mvp in this game. 😂😂 Eric and Kim are the greatest photography pair salute to your dedication keep it up.
Eric, wonderful work with the graceful Kim and so magnanimous to spread the Tube Story to everyone. That’s a reflection of your own security in your Art. Fabulous
I've been a fan for long enough now that I enjoy simply seeing you two chat and interact, nearly as much as seeing your absolutely beautiful images. Thanks for this one!
The images Eric/Kim create are a constant source of inspiration! They just make you want to get outside and, as the commercials say 'just do it'. I am anxiously awaiting some warmer weather to get out and paint with tubes after a long winter. Have you ever considered a teaching weekend somewhere closer to home in Canada?
hey thanks for the kind words! Yeah we do a workshop in Montreal at least once per year. There are rumours about other cities this summer but nothing is confirmed yet :)
I just retired and started doing Photography full time. You two are amazing. You have a niche yet you are allowing anyone to copy it. Thank you for your inspiration.
Thank you Eric and Kim ☺ Very informative and inspiring as always. I'm definitely going to try the candle more, and the double circle which I've never tried before. Absolutely loved the element of comedy you added as well with the choosing of the shapes by Eric 😂 Thank you again for sharing your art and knowledge.
You guys are truly inspiring beings! I've being following you since a while and can wait to apply your tips on my yoga photography... I'll try to get one of those tubes to apply your tutorials. Muchas gracias desde Chile! 🙏🇨🇱
Great video! Seeing Eric do the movements in daylight really makes it clearer. I’ve been following your instagram for a while now but the pictures are still as impressive as ever! I just can’t get bored of seeing them.
Loved the video, especially the spiral design. That's a new one for me. And the WARNING attached to that movement was KEY! LOL You guys are the BEST! Thank you!
A much wanted video thanks Eric! You've took light painting to a whole new level, the results are so stunning and kim with her Elegant poses! Wish to try some of your tubes soon😊
This was fantastic! I’ve been palling to try this was some dancers in the Spring and it really does help to watch Eric make the shapes. Thanks to both of you for the inspiration!!
So my friend is a crazy ass fan of yours and I've bren trying to diy a light tube for him (watching your diy light tube with cake collar) but gifting the original ones would be great :)
Well, Kim and you are inspiring so many people worldwide. Thanks for your art. And by the way, I love - I need - I must have a shirt like Kim has as my manual. 😏😊😂😂
Really appreciated for the tutorials!! It surely helps me to practice drawing shapes instead of pencil man! ;) This is my one of most favorite tutorials. Merci beaucoup and love ya all, Eric & Kim!!
Great video! Secretly glad to see your struggle with the wind and falling over, since I've been laughed at when that happened to me! It's difficult to stand still. Makes me wonder if you also sometimes accidentally hit the other with the tube, or is that still a beginner's mistake (or only something that happened with me😂)?
I'm a big fan of your work! Tried out once but I wasn't able to deal with the wind and the model had zero sharpness because of the moviment. Could you please give me a tip in order to fix the shaking/moviment on that long exposure?
hi! Check out this video : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-diUVCVqqXzE.html Basically, when working with high winds, you need to avoid passing twice behind your model. A single side swipe is your best bet Thanks ::))
Wow, I've never tried to do lightpainting but when I See your post on Instagram and this Tutorial I become so much fun to do this next time. Do you start this whole with a normal flashlight to paint or how do you came to this wonderful ideas? I definitly follow your next actions and try to get learn from your skills. Greetings from Germany. 😊
hi Josefine! Thanks for your kind words :) To answer your question, it's a long story and a lot of work. Here's a good starting point if you have 6 minutes :::)) vimeo.com/67060174 (LightSpin Documentary, 2013)
Thank you for this informative video Kim & Eric!! Eric, are you triggering the shutter by yourself (over a remote trigger,...) or is there anybody standing behind the camera for you? I love your tutorials and maybe getting some of your amazing tubes one day... :) All the best from Germany to you two!
Hi Eric, I've been following you for some time and I love your fantastic work with Kim, she's fantastic too!! You are artists. If you can, I need your help: I bought a Klarus XT2CR flashlight (as you suggest in your own TubeStories). I have perfect tubes for torch, greaseproof paper and colored films. But the result is really disappointing! The problem is the excessive brightness at the beginning of the tube, and then very little light. How can I light up the entire tube to make it light up? Thank you, I would be very helpful, I don't know how to do it!! Sincerely. Angelo
Love your work! My biggest question is: Do you coordinate the total movement with the shutter? In other words, do you use a timed shutter release? Or a remote trigger release? And does the shutter and the movement end at the same moment?
