This one was first time out of the camera. Its not actually a particularly complex image in reality as it is just a bunch of stuff I already know how to do, chucked together in a single image. New techniques

Thanks mate. It's hard light painting when you're worried about falling backwards into a massive puddle!

Been locked up unfortunately mate. Apparently they've put fences round all the drops inside the building and a fence to stop you getting in 😭😭😭

Thanks!

That's pretty much a perfect description 😁 Basically, you put the camera on a tripod. Put into bulb mode and set off the exposure. Then wave anything that lights up in front of the camera. As long as

Sorry. Missed this comment. I'd take a guess at about a 5 minute exposure. The spirals are dead quick so it is only really the central design which takes time. To do that, I use luminous dots on the floor

Love this one as it just doesn't look like a rotation if you know what I mean

Well, not a bad back yard I suppose. Obviously you're missing out on the delights of a UK winter so I suppose the pool will have to do as a commiseration prize...

Still my favourite of yours I think. Some of your recent stuff has inspired me to come up with some new orb designs which I haven't had the urge to do for a while. Whether I can actually implement them

Definitely hoping to make it down to this place on my next Mansfield trip mate. My last trip went well with the client so I'm sure there will be another...

Awesome as always Tim. Do you mind if I ask what you use to create the dark masked areas in the digital stencils. I currently use photoshop but it's a proper faff not to be able to do it on my phone, but

Man. That's a tree of beauty right there. Lovely shot Gunnar

Cheers for highlighting my post to the community. Much appreciated!

Cheers guys. Much appreciated!

Thanks guys

Thanks Mafu. Hard to go wrong with that room to work with. Would love to go back here...

Cheers Gunnar. I love the fact you can build complex shapes with nothing more than circles

Thanks!

Thanks mate!

Cheers. I shall pretend to have understood 100% of that 🤣 Really must read up more on the relevant terms!