Light Painting, sometimes called light drawing or LAPP, put simply is the movement of lights in front of a camera while the shutter is open over a period of time. The resulting image records the movement of the light or light source in a single exposure, often with dramatic and stunning results!
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This websites features some of my work along with Light Painting tutorials, information and guides.
How I ported the skills I'd acquired through light painting into a daytime photo-shoot for a magazine.
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I have been light painting for one year now, so I've taken a look back at the year and re-created my first ever Light Painting shot.
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We visited Tupholme in Lincolnshire for a Light Painting session amongst the ruins of an abbey
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I'm often asked how long a light painting shot takes. The answer varies a lot, depending on many factors.
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The recent snow we have been having gave me my first opportunity to shoot in the snow. Here are a few images from a snowy night.
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I have recently built a multi-functional RGB light wand for use in light painting, follow my steps to make your own.
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