Outdoor Light Painting in Island Park, Idaho
The Process
To light paint at blue hour, we took a very powerful flashlight out to Buffalo River, Idaho. I had some waiters and plunged into the water with a tripod. My camera was set to a 10 second exposure at f/13. To light paint, you need to have an open shutter while someone flashes light on your subject.
Learn more about how to light paint here.
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Ok a couple quick questions. What’s a waiter? And second question did you have some kind of Thing that was shooting off sparks that you swung around in circles? It looks litterally so amazing!! I feel like I could just stare at it for hours!!
A waders are like waterproof overalls!
And yeah it’s some steel wool that we set on fire!