How I Hold the Tube When Light Painting
This post answers a question that comes up constantly: How do you actually hold the tube when light painting? We filmed it partly in…
This post answers a question that comes up constantly: How do you actually hold the tube when light painting? We filmed it partly in…
Here are three key points that will totally improve your images in that category. 1- High ISO test shot for the composition in the dark…
Light painting is more than a photographic technique to us. It is a way of exploring the night, moving with intention, and creating something fleeting, physical, and real. It brings together landscape, movement, light, patience, and play. Sometimes it feels joyful. Sometimes it feels meditative. Often, it feels like stepping into another world for a few seconds and bringing a piece of it back with you.
This site exists because we love this art deeply, and because we want to share what we’ve learned along the way. Whether you are discovering light painting for the first time or have already spent years experimenting in the dark, we hope this becomes a place that helps you learn, refine your process, and stay inspired.
What this site is about:
This is our reference space for outdoor light-painting photography.
You’ll find:
Learn
Start with foundations, field techniques, camera settings, and real shooting workflows.
Tools
Explore the gear and handmade tools we use, from tubes and squares to flashlights and modifiers.
Inspiration
See finished work, field experiments, artist references, and ideas to push your own practice further.
News
Follow what’s new: recent posts, tool updates, new tutorials, and what we’re currently exploring.
How this site will evolve:
This website is meant to grow into a deeper and deeper reference for the light-painting community. Over time, we’ll keep adding new tutorials, field-tested techniques, tool guides, inspiration posts, and news from our ongoing work. The goal is not just to show finished images, but to build a resource you can return to again and again as your own practice evolves.







