How to Create AMAZING Photos with Light Writing | Night Photography Series

[@BandH]

Have you experimented with light writing or night photography in general?

[@pbsalfen]

I've played with it a "little", but was quite inspired by some Sonoran Desert shots by Nick Carver (posted about one year ago), where he shot some long exposures using different coloured gels on a flash to shoot some Saguaro cacti. Planning on attempting the same on some Joshua Trees, in Death Valley NP, this upcoming September.

[@susanmagnano]

Great presentation! So many great tips and inspiring!

[@BandH]

Thanks for watching and getting inspired!

[@joanharper7769]

Great video. Thanks!

[@gabeparsons6494]

lots of amazing work love it all lots of talented Gabriel's in the world

[@Noealz]

some of the best light writing ive seen~

[@RaduDumitrache]

Exactly what I've been looking for. Deep bow in appreciation.

[@gewglesux]

I click on any video that doesn’t contain Ads. Thanks Gabe

[@lokoearthadventures]

Amazing video 👌👌

[@naikmanthan1903]

This is awesome! Thanks for the content!

[@SteveShootsFilm]

Appreciate the Great tips, I’d love to know if you guys go on another light writing walk and how to sign up!

[@BandH]

Your best bet would be to sign up for our e-mail newsletter which announces special offers and special events. You can also follow our Facebook page where we post most live events.

[@paulliotta4742]

Great info....... thank you

[@pyramydseven]

BnH, setting the world on fire!

[@roadtrippin2781]

Self timer plus the built in bulb timer most digital cameras have eliminate the need for any remote. But then B&H has a very good margin on those products, so why would they mention that?

[@doumepatrice7597]

Tks,nice vidéo!

[@sienakay]

el malecon!! a beautiful place to be

[@theloudtenor]

This was a REALLY helpful tutorial, Gabe! I have one question, though. Does it matter when you pop the flash? Is it helpful to do it as close to the end of the exposure time as possible, or is there wiggle room? Thank you so much!

[@gabrielbiderman007]

If you are in total darkness it doesn't matter. If you are in mixed ambient, I generally do it after the writing. However you can pop multiple flashes with your subject in different positions - endless opportunities!

[@theloudtenor]

Thank you so much, @@gabrielbiderman007!

[@VD-iz4nm]

I just discovered this while trying to solve the enigma of couple of photos I made just after the sunrise. I've got the similar results without using any kind of light. Does anyone know how images such as these could appear on my photos when literally no light source stood in front of my camera?? Ever heard of something like that?

[@surrogatemarker]

Write backwards ...or.. reverse or mirror the picture in post. :-)

[@KathyEyster]

Gabe,,,you promised 8 tips but left out #7, jumping from 6 to 8. What are we missing?

[@BandH]

#7 is at the 12 minute mark!

[@KathyEyster]

@@BandH Thanks...wonder how I missed that!