I got a couple of flat sea urchin skeletons from my sister-in-law a few months ago that I've been wanting to light paint. Tonight I finally did it. I just discovered they're called sand dollars, not because

I shared a post a few months back entitled Time Traveler detailing my preferred way of making orbs. The following photo was taken two years later on almost the same spot in 2017. Time travel technology

These were the first tests with a light painting tool I made consisting of stacked plastic champagne glasses (without the detachable bases) with a blue gel inside and a flashlight shining through it. I'm

Here are a couple of Ricoh Theta V camera rotations with diffraction grating wrapped arround the camera. I'm also on Instagram - Facebook - Flickr - Vimeo - Twitter For more examples of innovative and

In name of the Red, the Green and the holy Blue. I made this with the same technique as described in Goblin Head: projecting a cross section animation I made on a moving thermal blanket. I added some

Inspired by @stepko's closeup of straws on his latest post I decided to give it a go myself but with UV reactive straws almost touching the lens and the lens focused on the inside of the straws. I used

In November 2013 at Park Clingendael, The Hague, I used EL (electroluminescent) wire to add some ectoplasmic vibes to the already mystical sight that is this park in autumn. Even though it's still summer

Still having fun with the macro extension tube that I talked about on It's Raining RGB. This time I got playing with the skeleton of the hydrangea that I used in Hydrangea Resurrection. Unlike the rather

This is a set of seven of my earliest camera rotations from from way back in 2012. I used a telescope mount as the rotation tool which allowed me to make interesting shapes by controlling the camera's

Today I got a new macro extension tube to replace a broken one that I've had for years but never bothered to replace. The old tube didn't have contacts so I couldn't control the aperture on electronic

UV light and green laser caused the cathartic release of inner demons last night. I'm also on Instagram - Facebook - Flickr - Vimeo - Twitter For more examples of innovative and original light painting

I've been seeing amazing Hive animations popping on my feed. Comes to show how talented this community is. I thought I'd join in the fun and make my light painting interpretation of the hive logo using

I couldn't sleep last night. Storms in my head. I'm feeling irritable, sometimes even angry, depressed, pessimistic... I don't know why. My life isn't bad. I just can't stand my own emotions sometimes.

Playing with a laser level and diffraction grating in a corridor of an abandoned house in Malveira, Portugal. I'm also on Instagram - Facebook - Flickr - Vimeo - Twitter For more examples of innovative

A few years ago I was lucky to find a great deal on a nifty little teleidoscope from the 70ies: the Cenei Vario-Spiegel-Vorsatz (see bottom). On these I used a UV light on UV reactive Plexiglas of assorted

This was my first commercial light painting project. Made in 2013 for a client who requested abstract square photos with a grid theme to be printed in note cubes (see bottom). They were taken near a tram

The mage of the French garden in Park Clingendael, The Hague created a mental maze to test my worthiness. I didn't pass. The reason was the slight missalignement of the upside-down maze. His magic consisted

I shared a post six months ago entitled painterly projections where I describe a technique I developed that involves projecting a cross-section animation of a 3D object on a moving textured screen. I decided

I shared a post six months ago entitled painterly projections where I describe a technique I developed that involves projecting a cross-section animation of a 3D object on a moving textured screen. I decided

This municipality of Portugal on the border with Spain is, geologically speaking, one of the oldest regions of Europe and you can definitely feel the history oozing from the 600 million year old schist