McEvoy, Richard T. Painting With Light Procedures For Outside, Large Area, Night Time Photography. Eastman Kodak Company. Rochester, NY. January, 1990.

Abstract: Painting with light is considered a commercial technique, but it is also used in forensic photography. It provides clear, evenly lit photographs for investigators to examine. The painting with light technique also eliminates glare and unwanted shadows. The effect can be achieved by using a portable, constant light source, or by using a portable flash. This article explains the procedure for this technique step by step. It will take an amateur photographer practice to feel comfortable using this technique. The article also provides helpful hints to improve the quality of photographs taken using this technique.