Theresa and I assumed Dia de los Muertos style for Halloween this year.  After walking around Boulder for a bit we decided we needed to immortalize the look in the studio.  Theresa did her own makeup, Cassandra did mine.  We did the photo ourselves with nobody else helping.

This shot was done in four separate lighting moments within a single exposure.  Theresa and I were not exposed within the image together simultaneously, each of us were lit independently by the other.

I got to shoot with fellow Canadian Amy Kresse a little while ago.  She has a wonderful story and has released a new album to accompany it.  She wanted to do a light painting shot for the cover about releasing her music, her magic, into the world.  This shot is what we came up with.  Her manager put the text on there but otherwise this image is as-shot.

You can check out her site and music at http://amykressmusic.com/

 Last night I took my first shot at making a light painting mosaic.   This is a 9x6 grid with 20 black tiles and 34 individually light painted tiles that weren't manipulated in any way other than being cropped and assembled.  I'm a huge hockey fan too and the Avs logo may be next!  

Each individual tile was made with a long exposure shot while waving lights through the air to 'draw' that image.  After each tile was shot they were assembled on a computer but that's the only part of this that a computer touched!

I shot this light painting piece with Venus DeMars two nights ago after she opened for Against Me in Fort Collins.  Thanks to Venus for an amazing presence and to Theresa for assisting on this shot.  More from this night to come!

I had a few friends over last night and we were playing around with light painting and reflections.  Here is one of the best shots from the night!

We make amazing pictures together!  This shot is a total team effort.  Theresa, mostly in black wearing a black sheet over her head/face, guided the rainbow effect across the frame and back while I lit it with the Liteblade.  Then we put her in the middle and added her to the picture.  All in a single exposure.

 I have been wanting to shoot with Jordan for years.  One thing that's nice about on-location light painting is that you don't have to bring a studio and you can go to people anywhere you need to.  We had a short shoot but turned out several gems like this one!

I got some amazing those with Theresa at our last group social shoot.  Here is one of them!

I got together with Lynelle again yesterday and we created some studio magic.  Check this one out and the few in the light painting gallery that follow.  If you're wondering about the light stencil that shows up in a few of them that's the logo for the band Halestorm.

I hadn't seen this woman in five years.  Last night we got together and played with lights in a park.  Click the image to see this one and then the next one in the series.  Keep going to see my first go at "light painting + rope bondage" (harder than it sounds).