Usually the advice one hears when learning something new is
to “start small”. When it comes to light painting I did just the
opposite. I learned to light paint landscapes first and then
learned to light paint small scenes. I’m sure the typical advice to
start small is good advice, but in my case I don’t think it made a
difference. Light painting is a trial and error process for the
most part and it just depends on your ability to visualize a scene and adapt
your technique to get the direction of light and exposure you desire.
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