Good Morning Hive, I hope you are all doing well, we’re currently in a lockdown over in the UK, as part of the measures to tackle Covid-19.This photo is from two weeks ago before that was enforced.Initially I didn’t like this as much as I’ve come to, mainly because I shot it straight on and it was lacking something for me, but after living with this for the time, I then gave it a crop and jaunty angle and a little fettling in Lightroom mobile and I’m really happy with it now.

Good Morning Hive, First post from me here and I must say it is pretty exciting to see this new place take off so quickly, long may that continue.This is a shot taken from Saturdays explore to an abandoned factory and drawing inspiration from the amazing @oddballgraphics with this one.

Good Morning Steem,So the photo I’m going to share today is a pretty simple one to make but it’s one of my favourites.This was taken in the abandoned ammo dump in Wales during one of our Uk light-painters meet ups.I’d pre cut out the shape you can see in the photo on black card before the trip for this use, once we were in the vast sprawling caverns of the place, then I asked Phil to model for me.

Good Morning Steem :)Been a bit busy the last couple of weeks with work so haven’t had as smith time to post as I would have liked unfortunately.However hopefully today ‘surreal’ post will mark the occasion that things are hopefully returning to a jog more than a sprint.

Good morning Steem :)This is an older shot of mine from an arranged visit to the Gatwick Aviation Museum. There was so much to light-paint at this place and we were very lucky to have been given entry, once we had shot the obligatory ‘whole’ plane shots, we headed over to the Shackleton Bomber which was parked up.

Good Morning Steem :)A M.C.Escher inspired lens capped camera rotation from a visit to wales with a few other UK light-painters a few years ago.@fadetoblack Tim here modeling kindly, and adding another four in one shot to his tally for most silhouetted light-painter.