This is a very funny experiment that we tried. It is called Painting with light... In absolutel darkness you start shooting with looong exposure and the object is lit by a moving torch. This is what happens in the end:)

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on the 4th i used a long exposure and had my girlfriend(julia) write her name with a sparkler.

i thought it turned out well, especially because i didn't have my tripod with me

saucers bursting out the loft hatch.

the same flashing rgb led`s used in different ways

so been playing with the reflective acrylic again, added with a few old lights made for some endless and individual results

Stage lights at The Secret Garden Party, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, UK. Aug 2006

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Having fun with Max's and my shadows!

Possession

Proof of ghosts in Oxford

Footbridge between Cabot Circus shopping centre in Bristol and it's carpark.

Photos taken around the ASU Polytechnic campus on a funfilled night shoot

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Moving slowly, left to right, before the camera with slow shutter speed (approx. 15s) and bouncing torch light off our clothing to paint colours against a starry sky in the outback.

Playing with light using magnetic ball bearings and bike lights again

Playing around with zoom, long shutter, and motion.

2009 Lecce

Photos taken around the ASU Polytechnic campus on a funfilled night shoot

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Photos taken around the ASU Polytechnic campus on a funfilled night shoot

More horizontal playing with light

Photo by John Bell

A Slow Shutter Speed and a Hand held Torch were used to achieve this effect

Dancing patterns in swimming pool

Photos taken around the ASU Polytechnic campus on a funfilled night shoot

Also a cool view at large or original size.

'Spinner' On Black

From a series of images taken during a week on Mull Oct 2020

Looking outside the train window.

Playing with light, Photography Workshop, Cloncurry, Queensland, Australia.

Close-up of purple neon lights.

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