Welsh artist Michael Bosanko worked on developing his technique for five years. The images in his photos were taken with a long exposure on a digital camera.
In his words, "The inspiration for Light Graffiti came to me around five years ago when I was on holiday in Greece. I was taking a picture of a very bright moon one evening in Greece when I noticed a swirling effect because the exposure had been left too long."
Corn Circle
Spider from Mars
"What I feel I am trying to convey is a sense of an aesthetically pleasing shape that clearly does not belong in that particular place or area. To get the best results the shoot depends on the amount of ambient light that is available. If I am working in an urban environment like a city then there is lots of ambient light that means I have to work quickly," says Bosanko.
Armchair Alien
Invasion
Light Years from Home
Green Dragonmore Neon Light Art:
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There Is Electricity In Your Head by Dan Attoe
by Stefan Bruggemann
Modern Art Painting with Neon Light(http://good-times.webshots.com)
Flora by Astrid Krogh
The dining room is adjacent to the kitchen, so whatever I put in needs to compliment this: Clean Crystal Chandelier
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