Shooting skills of magic light photography (light graffiti, light painting)

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According to the Daily Mail, a British photographer recently released a series of wonderful photos of British landmarks. With a flashlight and photography skills, Michael Bosanko created these exquisite works of art. ..

In the dark night, take a flashlight or burning torch and draw a shining arc in the air. Most people played it when they were young. However, creating exquisite works of art through luminous light sources requires exquisite ideas and superb photography techniques. This art is called "light graffiti".

Light graffiti is usually called light painting, which is a photographic method that uses long exposure at night or in a dark room to create special image effects through the change of light source during exposure. This artistic expression appeared quietly in 20xx. Driven by art lovers and photographers, this art gradually became a popular street and fashionable art activity in 20xx.

British photographer Michael Bosanko is a master of "painting with light". The biggest feature of his works is that the patterns composed of light can interact with the surrounding environment and produce very funny and interesting effects. Recently, Michael Bosanko went to London, Birmingham, Sheffield, Newcastle and Edinburgh, England, and skillfully combined with local landmark buildings to create a set of fantasy works by changing the light source and using various effects of digital cameras.

Earlier this year, Michael Bosanko said, "My flashlight is like a painter's brush. I like long exposure, from 10 second to 1 hour. In this process, artistic inspiration will show what I imagined in my mind on the photo. " Michael Bosanko also said, "Someone asked me if I had ever processed photos with Photoshop, and I had to tell them that my photos were created with a flashlight and a camera using the night sky as a canvas."

Michael Bosanko covered ordinary household flashlights with cellulose acetate paper of different colors, thus creating different light and shadow effects on the photos. He also said that the effect of photos depends on the lighting conditions of the surrounding environment. Michael Bosanko said, "If I shoot in a city, I have to finish it quickly, because the surrounding light is very strong."

Michael Bosanko's original creation of "Light Graffiti" was inspired by a holiday trip in Greece about five years ago. "One night I photographed the bright moon and accidentally exposed it for too long, but it produced a whirlpool effect." Michael Bosanko said. "So I realized that I could engage in the art of light photography, and I never got tired of it."

London Eye, Parliament Building, Tower Bridge, etc.

Newcastle's landmark "Northern Angel" seems to have ignited a raging flame.

A man walks his dog along the Thames.

Dinosaurs in front of the Natural History Museum in London

Skateboarding enthusiasts skateboard on the south bank of London.

Flowers in front of the botanical garden

Bullfighting outside the shopping center of Birmingham bullring

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