My favorite beach in Alentejo, Portugal is praia do Monte Velho. It's not so busy during the day because the Atlantic is pretty wild there due to the steep shore line. You take a step in the water and

I published my first 7 posts on Hive on January 22, 2019. My second post entitled "Golden Eggs" was devoid of any text: it was just a photo and a cryptic title like the other 6 posts I published

On the same warm summer night I made Hydro-Calligraphy which I shared as an entry in Monomad Challenge, I also did a smaller scale portrait shot using a dual color LED strip with silicone diffuser and

Tonight I went for a light painting session in the park with a single Convoy S2+ flashlight on a pole. I was spinning it as I moved along the path toward the camera. The reason you only see half of a spiral

For this series I used the Cenei Vario-Spiegel-Vorsatz teleidoscope pointing at a rotating 8 sided hand made kaleidoscope with a strobing light inside. In essense you're seing a reflection of a reflection

Most of the camera rotation shots by myself and others in our community are made with a tripod and a panoramic head or a DIY rig, motorized or otherwise, often with the aid of an inclinometer to measure

Projecting RGB grids on a Maria bust and making it go round. I just had to make these even if only to have a chance to use this title. I'm also on Instagram - Facebook - Flickr - Twitter Subscribe to

Together with Harald Seiwert on a park bench in 2015 at park Clingendael. First I multiplied his arms by 5 with a triple COB LED tool and then I did a fake side split while he drew a circle with a dual

Here is my 11th entry to the #Monomad Photography Challenge by @brumest hosted on @monochromes. Walking on water in Delftse Hout while waving a tool consisting of several COB LEDs and cold cathodes: divine.

Tonight I went for a late night spin at park Clingendael. I used the same diagonal patterns I used in Gravitational Waves loaded on the Magilight and a Convoy S2+ attached to one end. My silhouette is

Tonight I finally got down to working on a project I've been procrastinating for a while: to make alternative light painting banners for the Lightpainters United Community. @mafufuma created the banner

Clingendael, my favorite park in The Hague got its name due to the many dales in it. They're filled with moss and not every area is meant to be walked on as the dales are made of sand and the only thing

Tonight I decided to do dual axis camera rotations with the Ricoh Theta V to see if it quelled my insomnia. It obviously didn't as I'm getting ready to make some coffee and prepare my stimulated retinas

Here are a few light paintings of one of the entrances of Park 't Loo in Voorburg taken in 2013. The Gargoyle, seen from the side because I wanted the water reflections, has Art Deco vibes going on so

This is the silhouette of my brother André in a bridge across the dunes in Lagoa de St. André, Alentejo, Portugal. Just as I finished setting up the camera it started raining so we had to hurry as my camera

Here is my 10th entry to the #Monomad Photography Challenge by @brumest hosted on @monochromes. This is a tourist attraction entitled Celestial Vault by James Turrell (1996) at the top of a dune in Kijkduin,

Projecting a light painting on daffodils and then light painting some more on top. I was attempting to match the flow of the projection with a tool consisting of a strobing light attached to a plexiglass

Panning the camera on candles and a big plasma ball. As simple as these may seen it actually takes quite a bit of setup to get them perfectly aligned. Distance to the camera defines how curved the trails

Here are a couple of two way camera rotations in park het Loo in Voorburg taken in 2015 when street lights used to be orange. I'm also on Instagram - Facebook - Flickr - Vimeo - Twitter For more examples

Tonight I felt like drawing. As usual when I draw it becomes something abstract with hints of figurative. It's normally only after the first few broad strokes that I decide what direction I want to take