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DIY Light Painting Tutorial | by Wen-Jié Yang

October 6, 2012 - Article by Christopher Lin

There are a ton of light painting tutorials out there on the web; but I wanted to share this one today because I really enjoyed its simplicity and straightforwardness. French photographer Wen-Jié Yang shows us how he paints in light using an SLR and tripod, spotlight, torchlight, flashlight, Gels,tracing paper and Gaffer Tape.

Be sure to turn on the English captions (unless of course you speak French):

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About Christopher Lin
Co-Founder of SLR Lounge and Photographer with Lin and Jirsa Photography, I'm based in Southern California but you can find me travelling the world. Click here to connect on Google +
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