HOW TO LIGHT PAINTING PHOTOGRAPHY:

[@DenysCastilhos]

Great work! thanks for sharing!

[@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_EVERYWHERE]

Hey once again thanks for commenting and watching.

[@shupingyin8082]

Love it, been watching and will watch all your videos

[@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_EVERYWHERE]

Hey again thanks !

[@julianray]

Magical! Absolutely amazing. Thanks for sharing your art with us.

[@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_EVERYWHERE]

Much thanks for watching and the kind words...

[@labatalain9914]

bonjour excellente video, j adore votre chaine, merci du partage

[@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_EVERYWHERE]

Thanks For Watching!

[@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_EVERYWHERE]

Also thanks for subscribing !

[@toine1915]

Hi Stafford. If I see it right you keep painting with the light a bit on the dark side. Do you do this consciously to prevent too much light? When you edit your work, what are the specific things you adjust? From experience, I know that it is better to add some light in post-processing than to try to bring back the real highlights. Another very good video, very educational. I learned enough again. Now I'm ready to put a photo with light painting on my website and 500px. But I still have a lot to learn. Keeping your lighting angle constant is very important, I found out. But we keep learning. And I have to be honest it's just a lot of fun to do. Especially with an Olympus there, you have three hours to expose a photo with light painting. Thank you for this video and see you next time. Antoine.

[@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_EVERYWHERE]

Hello thanks for watching. I might be just me but the enemy of a dramatic photo is light. With everything in pure perfect light there is no mystery to the photo so I usually always underexpose then bring up brighness, exposure, shadow or crush them . I play with the color scheme as well. Probably talk about that in later videos yea it is really total experimentation.

[@toine1915]

@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_EVERYWHERE Thank you for the reaction, my friend.

[@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_EVERYWHERE]

You bet thanks again. @@toine1915

[@3DWHIZZ]

Ya that's just crazy cool photography man...holy $hite! Love it. The light you're using looks harsh but the image doesn't reflect that (no pun intended lol). Is that because you are constantly moving it? Or is it more that the subjects aren't highly reflective...or shiny?

[@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_EVERYWHERE]

Actually a little of both but you are spot on.... Thanks for watching and subbing !

[@3DWHIZZ]

@@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_EVERYWHERE Good to know...Thanks for responding! I'll be watching!

[@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_EVERYWHERE]

sweet !@@3DWHIZZ

[@drwatsonismine]

This is new to me. Where is the video that shows how to light paint and what apps you use? Thanks.

[@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_EVERYWHERE]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nX3HeZ2PqptnaMk There are a few others on my channel. Thanks for watching and subbing…