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More examples for inspiration

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Tips for light painting

- Don't use the same light for everything, vary the lights in the picture

- Use a dimmable flashlight that you can adjust the beam of. If it isn't dimmable, you can make a snoot out of a cereal box or order one.

- Try taking multiple photos and putting them together with Photoshop

- Use a flashlight without a hotspot. It will be noticable if there is a brighter beam in the middle of the light.

- Include ambient light if possible

- If you're planning on putting it all together in Photoshop, focus on different parts of the area in every picture to improve the overall sharpness of the picture. Also take one wide-angle shot so it's easier to piece all of the components together.

- Don't be afraid to walk in the scene, just wear dark clothing.

- Be sure to reduce as much noise as possible

- http://improvephotography.com/9195/digital-noise-in-photography/

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If it snows I can use a projector and project on the falling snow while holding the shutter open to create some interesting effects. Can also do a little projection art without snow for light painting on people.

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Gave me settings to start with, and I can build off of them and tweak them later for desired effects

- ISO 100

- Aperture: f/22

- Start with 5 second exposure to get subject in focus

Also gave me different ways to light paint

- Outline people

- Draw words

- Draw

- Outline an object

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This is a new idea for light painting that I haven't seen before, and am willing to try.

- Need various colors of electric glowsticks

- Glowsticks can be used for other pictures like the one shown below, not just lighting people on fire

- Simple process: Backlight a wall and fill in the silhouette

- Use an ISO of over 400

- Exposure of at least 30 seconds

- Play with white balance

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Inspirations for what I could attempt

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Demonstrations of light painting and inspiration

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- Think about times (after sunset can create a cool ambient effect)

- Be willing to take multiple shots to get the perfect one

- Experiment with exposure time

- Try relatively low ISO

- Doesn't have to be a high magnification lens

- Have a sturdy tripod

- Have multiple lights that work at different powers

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This article helped me DISCOVER different ways to pose models for my pictures, and how to pose them in general, like posture, and where they should look, etc.

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- Think about times

- Sunset could create a cool ambient effect

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This article helped me DISCOVER how to pose the models that I will be taking pictures of, and helped me CREATE different ways of using light with them by looking at their poses.