Sophie is Awesome

Sophie is leaving today, so I had to 

get a final 'fix' of her awesomeness.

Smoke bomb on the roof and some Light Paintings in the attic.

As usual, No Photoshop.

Tree of Light and Spinning Steel

Tonight I went out experimenting with the boys;

 

Excellent group effort with 

Sam, Adam and Myself sharing the light painting duties.

Long exposures using torches, christmas lights, 

a hand held flash and spinning steel wool

Burning Sphere

Today I treid spinning a sphere out of steel wool. 

This was my first and only attempt.

In the car park, outside the back of the house.

With thanks to Sophie for pushing my buttons.

Lady of the Lake

It rained a lot and now theres giant muddy puddles in the feilds surrounding glastonbury. 

So we went out and tried spinning wire wool for the first time....

Here's Jolene as 'Lady of the lake'

Queen of Avalon

With thanks to Sophie for spinning the fire.

Freya

Last night we had the pleasure of photographing 

the beautiful Freya Pelham Green. 

Me and Sophie created these images using our PixelStick 

and a variety of torches.

With thanks to Chris at the Zigzag building for once again letting us use his amazing space.

Magic in the Woods

Some next level shit.

Light Painting in the woods on the night of the full moon 
with 2 of my favourite people.

 

Model; Natasha

Lit by Kim and Sophie.

Single long exposures. No Photoshop.

Geometric Amor

Our friend Martin of AMOR T shirts

designs and prints his own stuff right here in somerset. 

Here's Jolene in one of his logo T's.

Light painting using pixel stick and fibre optic brush.

Single exposure. No Photoshop.

Pixel Stick at the Pyramid

Last night we went on an EPIC mission.

Midnight at the Pyramid stage at Worthy Farm with our Pixelstick to create a bit of Magic.

Thank you Sophie, Martin, Jolene and Natasha

Fibre Optic

Trying out new light sources with Jolene

Self Portraits

Test shots using a home made fibre optic torch
Long exposure Light painting, self lit.

Glastonbury Tor Night Mission

There's not many people you can count on to come up the Tor with you in the middle of the night when it's minus 3 degrees outside 

to play with torches. 

This girl said yes without a second thought, 

and for that I love her!

Long exposure using a hand held flash and a Pixel Stick.

Model; Natasha

Pixelstick

I got a new toy!!!!!

Here's some pictures from my first test shoot....

using images of the galaxy.

and here's test no.2 using patterns;

 

Christmas Day part 2.

 

An unusual Christmas afternoon with the boys.

Thanks to Chris, Dave and Harry 

for your torch waving and light swinging.

Christmas Day

Always up for doing something a bit 

different on christmas day.

Photo by my mum.

Festive Family Portrait

Light Painting in the Zigzag building

Models; Jolene and Natasha