Good Morning Hive, I hope you are all doing well, we’re currently in a lockdown over in the UK, as part of the measures to tackle Covid-19. This photo is from two weeks ago before that was enforced. Initially

Good Morning Hive, First post from me here and I must say it is pretty exciting to see this new place take off so quickly, long may that continue. This is a shot taken from Saturdays explore to an abandoned

Good Morning Steem, So the photo I’m going to share today is a pretty simple one to make but it’s one of my favourites. This was taken in the abandoned ammo dump in Wales during one of our Uk light-painters

Good Morning Steem :) Been a bit busy the last couple of weeks with work so haven’t had as smith time to post as I would have liked unfortunately. However hopefully today ‘surreal’ post will mark the occasion

Good morning Steem :) This is an older shot of mine from an arranged visit to the Gatwick Aviation Museum. There was so much to light-paint at this place and we were very lucky to have been given entry,

Good Morning Steem :) A M.C.Escher inspired lens capped camera rotation from a visit to wales with a few other UK light-painters a few years ago. @fadetoblack Tim here modeling kindly, and adding another

Good Morning Steem, Another photograph that I took whilst exploring the abandoned fort. I’ve been watching the series ‘Pennyworth’ recently and the chimneys on this troop barracks at the back of the fort

Good Morning Steem, Another visit this weekend to the abandoned fort whilst access is still easy, with both L.A.C.E lads this time and Marc BB. We started off light-painting upstairs but after we had all

Good Morning Steem :) My first attempt at Hyper-Dimensional Orb Travel. This is indoor Light-Painting using zoom pulling, multiple tripods and a kaleidoscope, plus a stencil of a man and an orb tool. The

Good Morning Steem :) Headed out again on Saturday with Paul and Marc and Phil to shoot at a place we have all been too before and love for the history, an abandoned 19th century fort. It was erected between

Good Morning Steem, My post today comes from an epic weekend spent in the Welsh mountains with 3 other UK light painters. This one is a Lens Capped Double Exposure, captured in one continuous exposure.

Good Morning, Another Old Rave flyer inspired shot, this time using a modified Helios 44-2 on an adaptor for the orange bokeh clouds. The Helios lens has had it’s front element turned around inside the

Good Morning Steem, I thought today I’d share with something I don’t do a lot of personally, but it is hugely fun and a challenge too.....light painting cars. Although the two images are of the same subject,

Good Morning Steem, A superb but chilly night out under clear skies last Saturday, with Paul from LACE and a long overdue meet up again with Marc BB. We decided we would head over to Racton Ruin for the

Good Morning :) Another Camera Rotation Photograph from me today, it’s a technique i’ve been incorporating in my light-paintings for nearly 8 years now which is super crazy to think about. Anyway this

Good afternoon everyone, So I’d thought I’d go off piste here a little. Although I’ve been predominately a light-painter since I discovered a love for photography back in 2011, I do also however dabble

Good Morning Steem :) The photograph I’m sharing today was taken in the Malzfabrik in Berlin, during the first Lightpainter's United meet up. It’s a camera rotation photograph that is shot in on single

Good Morning Steemians, This shot today was from an epic LP mini break to wales, this was a colab shot with Phil Fisher, Tim Gamble and Komeg, which was performed like a military op. Phil fired lasers

Good afternoon Steemians :) Another photograph from me this afternoon this time a mixture of a hand light-painting of the memorial, with a 40 minute star-trail stacked on top. I shot this in the latter

Good Morning Steem, First up from me this week is another lens swap photograph and a quite simple one at that. I’ve set up a gold plated skull on a glass table to get some nice reflections and framed it