The Light Paint Can is essentially a stylized UV flashlight. Instead of spraying paint, it shines a bright light which is perfect for light drawing. It runs on a AA battery, so unlike a real spray can, you don’t have to worry about it running out. It costs $39, so if you want to incorporate the spray can in your photographs, or you just think it would be easier to use, follow the link below.
I love light drawn photographs, and these dinosaurs by Darren Pearson are no exception. The skill required to draw these dinosaurs freehand is quite incredible. I wonder how many takes it took him to get each one?
Three years after the Guggenheim shortlisted video ‘Lucky’ was made, OhYeahWow is at it again with the Australian group All India Radio. Their latest video took more than 6 months to create, and after watching the video, you will understand why.
The first time I saw Denis Smith’s photographs, I was in awe. I have always loved long exposures and light drawing, and couldn’t figure out how he was able to create such perfect spheres. The following video by Sam Collins Media explains how he discovered light spheres as well as how photography changed his life for the better.
