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These Incredible Light Paintings From Tackyshack Have Nothing To Do With Photoshop

Dec 21, 2013 by Udi Tirosh Add Comment

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Jeremy Jackson, a photographer from Virginia, USA who goes by the handle of tackyshack on Flickr is one of the first light painting masters I got to meet here on DIYP. And what a ride it has been. Jeremy’s recent feature on Sploid encouraged me to check his Flickr stream again, and I was lost there for way too long.

These Incredible Light Paintings From Tackyshack Have Nothing To Do With Photoshop

Light painting, for the ones who are not familiar with the term is the art of doing long exposures while waiving different sources of light at various object (including the camera). The hard core artists (like tackyshack) never ever use Photoshop, and this is the case with the photos displayed here.

We are going to have a full light painting resource list at the bottom, but till then, sit back and enjoy this miraculous SOOC (strait out of camera) explosion.

These Incredible Light Paintings From Tackyshack Have Nothing To Do With Photoshop

These Incredible Light Paintings From Tackyshack Have Nothing To Do With Photoshop

On his flickr Profile Jeremy explains that “all of my photos are straight out of the camera. No photoshopping aside from an occasional rotation or crop.

I am amazed by what can be done with long exposure and light sources. The techniques are endless. Considering painting with light is the art of making space and time your canvas and using light as your medium, a lot of potential lies in this basic definition.“

These Incredible Light Paintings From Tackyshack Have Nothing To Do With Photoshop

These Incredible Light Paintings From Tackyshack Have Nothing To Do With Photoshop

These Incredible Light Paintings From Tackyshack Have Nothing To Do With Photoshop

These Incredible Light Paintings From Tackyshack Have Nothing To Do With Photoshop

These Incredible Light Paintings From Tackyshack Have Nothing To Do With Photoshop

These Incredible Light Paintings From Tackyshack Have Nothing To Do With Photoshop

These Incredible Light Paintings From Tackyshack Have Nothing To Do With Photoshop

These Incredible Light Paintings From Tackyshack Have Nothing To Do With Photoshop

If you find this as fascinating as I do, and wanna have a go, you can visit our Complete Guide to Light Painting it has everything from basics, through fireworks, stencils and much, much more.

[tackyshack via SPLOID]

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About Udi Tirosh

Udi Tirosh is an entrepreneur, photography inventor, journalist, educator, and writer based in Israel. With over 25 years of experience in the photo-video industry, Udi has built and sold several photography-related brands. Udi has a double degree in mass media communications and computer science.

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