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I find the best tips for painting are:
1) Don't stand behind the camera and paint, move off to an angle from the subject.
2) Move the light around while the shutter is open for a diffused glow, unless you want a real stark photo with deep shadows.
I work in the camera business, and I've never heard of flashlight painting! (feelin' like a bit of a tool because of that, actually..) thank you for teaching me more!
This gallery is one of the most fascinating I've seen on here so far, other than Crypt of Barons.
This space you've captured here has a dark vibe, I really like it!