Early practitioners of 'light painting' began rudimentary experiments around 1889 by tracing human motion, but modern digital photography has converted this discipline into a recognised art form that is enthusiastically practiced around the globe.

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Many artists produce giant outdoor works using flames and ignited steel wool, but then there are those (like myself) who prefer a more confined studio set-up where the environment is controllable. 

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Each one of these is a single, long-exposure photograph.

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No tricks, no post-production manipulation & no 'apps' - promise.