Stunning photo series by Marc Cameron and Mark Brown, features outlines of iconic luxury cars created using light graffiti.
“Using an original technique of light painting I aimed to create simplified graphic versions of each of these classic shapes. The timeless, current and forward thinking design of each model has made creating these representations a massively inspiring experience,” says Mark Brown.
Audi R8 Light Graffiti
Bugatti Veyron Light Graffiti
TVR Tuscan Light Graffiti
Ferrari F430 Light Graffiti
Morgan Aero Light Graffiti
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Anne
COOL !
Nov 22nd, 2009
KKL
WOW! Amazing this one!
Nov 22nd, 2009
GustaveCo
Stunning. Truly masterful.
Nov 22nd, 2009
Karen
THATS AWESOME! how do you know where to draw everything?!
Nov 22nd, 2009
ajayJshah
Intense how certain aesthetic attributes can really tell you which make and model each is. Without even reading the titles, I knew everyone. Awesome.
Nov 23rd, 2009
Julie
Aww WOW :D
Nov 23rd, 2009
Diego
First , i would like to see a video of the creation of any of this pictures . . . .
Nov 23rd, 2009
Mondo Print
I second that. How do they create these so perfectly?
Nov 23rd, 2009
Karin Stewart
Simply AMAZING!
Nov 23rd, 2009
Thomas Yu Lee
speechless….wooow…..ya, awsome!!!!!
Nov 23rd, 2009
DocDelete
They’re all Photoshop fakes. Light-painting in a moving shot, at speed? I think not. Reflections are all hastily painted in, and, er, reflections in gravel and dry tarmac and sand??
They’re hobbyist images done in Photoshop – nothing wrong with that, but they should be described as such.
Proper light painting here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light_painting
Nov 24th, 2009
agree
I agree with DocDelete. It looks suspiciously like the Find Edges filter
Nov 24th, 2009
medha
its owesummm but how is it done!!!
Nov 26th, 2009
Fire Toys
Light Graffiti is sick! I love light painting with fire the most.
Dec 4th, 2009
Oddie
Damn Great ! ! ! especially the Audi R8 !
Dec 9th, 2009
David
Now that i look at them closely, I also agree with DocDelete. These are nice photoshop manipulations, but falsely labeling them as light graffiti is LAME and LOW, and thus they earn my disrespect.
Jan 13th, 2010
Ivan R
I do light painting, and I agree that these are not real light paintings… The light reflections wouldn’t stretch down like they do in the pictures, the light would softly scatter from the area that receives the most light, even on concrete and tarmac. Besides the stretched reflections, there really isn’t any more light, it’s too dark. If anyone is curious, this could easily be done by tracing with a brush pen on a blank piece of paper over a car of choice, a light table would help. Then you scan it in and use that as a mask for your “psudo-light-painting.”
Jan 16th, 2010
Chris
are there high resolutions of these?
Nov 15th, 2010
Sketchly
Actally, they’re not that good. Or do you have very low expectations?
Nov 18th, 2010
zy
It is obvious that they and not playing with light source alone.
I highly believe they are playing with plexiglass.
It does look like pieces of plexiglass being lit up by some light source.
May 1st, 2011