I forgot to post updates about my shoots with Angelia and Cat, go check those images out if you haven't seen them!  But last night I got to shoot with Dawn so here is a front page glimpse into that one!

Here are the shots from the event!!

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Aaron Haiduk is a fellow light painter in Denver who works a completely opposite schedule from me. We've been trying to get together for ages and last week we finally did.  He got a shot of me, I got a shot of him, and I imposed upon him to be the body for a concept shot I had for an event I'm shooting in early April.

Synergistic creative energy is a wonderful thing.  I recently met Robin and we've hung out a few times.  This particular time we stepped into the studio and made a few pieces of light painting art.  This is one of my favorite shots in a very long time!

Mar is one of the best artists and coolest people I know.  She's gender bendy and challenges people's preconceived notions about everything.  And, like honey badger, she just don't give a fuck.

We shot in the lower level of the artist co-op that she's involved with, Cabal Enterprises.  This is one of the shots:

 So I bought a really cool device from the UK, a Camera Rotation Tool from Alan Thompson.  Essentially the shutter stays open, even if covered, and you rotate the camera around the optical axis, exposing multiple times as you go.  Here's a sample!

I met David Quakenbush through the Denver Light Painting Facebook group and we've done a little work together.  He has put together a light vortex that involves a live projection feedback loop and dancers with lights.  Check out his work here and if you get a chance to see him at a First Friday his studio is upstairs at 841 Santa Fe.

This is a long exposure shot of Mary Cates dancing in the vortex:

 Light Painting Brushes is having a contest that ends tomorrow with the theme of "Light Writing".  I needed to contribute something.  I got my new camera rotation tool from London and decided to mix it up a bit.  Cat was my model (along with me, thanks for fighting through being sick!) and Jeff helped out with a second set of hands. 

 Matt asked me to do some shots of a new bike he had been working on.  We got Chrissi in to model with it and this is my favorite shot of the night!

I took my camera to a viking party two weekends ago.  This is one of the shots I got with lots more in the Light Painting gallery.