David Gilliver graduated from the Fine Art Photography (BA Hons) course at the Glasgow School of Art in 2001.
Gilliver specializes in long-exposure photography (the art of ‘Light Painting’) as well as macro photography (the ‘Little People’ and Toy series).
Light Paintings are created using a very long exposure time and are created at night when it is very dark.
The nature of the long exposure allows the artist time to walk into the shot while it is being photographed.
He then moves around portable light devices to create the colors and shapes you see ‘frozen’ into each image.
As long as he keeps moving around during each long exposure and avoids illuminating himself, he remains completely invisible in the photograph.
“My light painting work is all about shape, form and color existing (or not truly existing?) in space,” Gilliver shares.
“I love the fact these forms aren’t tangible like typical sculptures are, but they are in essence light sculptures that exist in space, made only visible through the magic of long exposure photography.”
More of David Gilliver’s photography can be found at https://davidgilliver.com/.
Love this.
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Thank you. I do too.
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This is wicked fun!
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I sometimes wonder how this can be light! So very cool.
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Wow! Thank you for sharing!
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Thank YOU for stopping by!
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Amazing, and very easy to relate to. I want one of these photographs on my wall.
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I was sooo impressed with this photography… just amazing. Thank you for saying so.
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Beautiful and marvelous
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Isn’t it wonderful? I never knew you could photograph light like that!
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