Hi Ho Hiveans, Lucky to have had some spare time this weekend to get out for a Light Painting adventure. As all nocturnal photographers will know, it's a challenge at this time of year to create Light

Hi Ho Hiveans, Another week without any Light Painting at all. The short nights at this time of year will test any hardened nocturnal photographer and the patience required to wait to start until about

Hi Ho Hivers, Another week without any Light Painting at all, apart from fixing and refurbishing a couple of old LP tools. It was good weather last weekend, so as I mentioned in my last post.

A few more images from my RGB-Man series. I didn't start naming them with the RGB-Man prefix until late 2015 and they had just been posted to Flickr with the camera details and image number.

Hi Ho Hivers, I didn't get up to any Light Painting this weekend as the weather was good to go out with my mate and get some chill time, hammock camping in some old woodland. I did manage to get out on

Hi Ho Hiveans, Another exciting week gone by with more Light Painting adventures at the weekend, but I'm continuing to post from the archive until I catch up. Still looking at images taken in 2015, from

Hi Ho Hive Creators, I hope everyone is enjoying themselves and making the most of whatever life throws at you. Creating posts from images I took in 2015, from my Flickr account. I would have thought the

Hi Ho Hive creators, It's been another good week, with the weekend just gone being another enjoyable meet up with Phill Fisher. We must have been meeting up to create Light Painted images nearly every

Hi Ho Hivers, Trawling through the Flickr account again this week. I always seem to forget what I was looking at last time and don't seem to be moving out of 2014, it was obviously a very productive year

Looking back in time, at images created during the first few years of my discovery and practice of this amazing creative art form. It's easy to be critical about those basic images but it can be a valuable

Following on from my previous post at this location but this time with added nocturnal shenanigans! The main reason for me getting involved in a little bit of Urban Exploration was ultimately to find suitable

Hi Ho Hive creators. Beginning to see more signs of spring over here on the South Coast of the UK, with the weather starting to warm-up and the early spring flowers are showing themselves which always

Hi there fellow Light Painters, Photographers, Urbexers and any other creators. It's been a fair week and the weather seems to be getting calmer and a little more suited to getting out and about to create

Corfe Castle from Hartland Stud I see myself as an experienced photographer but as self critical as it seems, I don't consider myself as an accomplished one. Black and white photography has always been

RGB-Man #1 Looking at a seperate folder in my messy collection of images on my computers hard drive and found these early beginnings of the techniques I was trying out. These stood out as a human figure

Vile Style 8 - v1 Life before Light Painting Looking back at my interests and activities before I really got hooked on Light Painting Photography. Most of my friends know that I'm deeply involved in Hip

Golden Beams So after a few months of morning walks, trying to improve my physical health, I think is paying-off in more ways than one. Getting up an hour or so before work (working from home) and putting

Having a good connection with some serious Urbexers has been an amazing resource for creating some weird photography in some very unsettling places. After a tip-off from a fellow explorer and a quick search

The Forbidden City Portland, Dorset Driven by an insatiable urge to discover secret places, mostly hidden away from the general public, behind security fences and scanned by security cameras. Or deep in

Float-On Strange things can happen in the dark. I shot this simple 180 rotation at Hound Tor on Dartmoor in April 2021with Phill Fisher doing socially distanced silhouette duties. It was really only a