In some cases, the interactions are explicit – abandoned pipes become the starting or end point for a particular piece, or a door frame shapes a given face. In other cases, there are cultural references to the place being photographed in the style or details of the particular visage.
For each luminous painting in his portfolilo, he has tagged the work with the length of the exposure as well as the location for reference. Additionally, dates show the progression as he traveled from one place to the next and picked up new tricks along the way. View more from this series and others on his website.
Strange undulating patterns of colored lights seem to slink across the surface of water like living entities in this captivating series of images by Ontario-based photographer Stephen Orlando. In a variation on the art of light painting, Orlando attaches LED lights to the oars of kayaks and canoes, literally spotlighting…
Beams of light dance, jump, squiggle, scatter and interact with each other as if they’ve taken on a life of their own in a series of animated light art gifs by New York City-based photographer Lucea Spinelli. Abandoned school buses, public park benches, playgrounds, glass jars and human bodies become…
Roombas mounted with LED lights in various colors zoom around a room, producing hypnotic interwoven 'graffiti' when captured in long exposure photographs.
