Light Graffiti, immortalizing cars

Mark Brown is a British photographer who has recently been hired to work for Se7en Magazine. Among the various reasons is his mastery of a technique called Light Graffiti, which uses a long exposure combined with the movement of powerful light sources.

The technique consists of leaving the camera’s shutter open to capture mainly light in dark places and with light sources placed in strategic locations to immortalize the lines of the car this surprising effect is achieved. We all indirectly know this technique, for example, in night photos where there remains a trail of light from the car headlights.

Among his models are the Audi R8, Ferrari F430, TVR Tuscan, Aston Martin DBS, Bugatti Veyron or the author’s favourite, the beautiful Morgan Aero8. The author, Mark Brown , would like this series of photographs to make up an event or a calendar as a whole. The idea of creating and capturing car icons such as the VW Beetle led to capturing the most beautiful shapes that we can currently find on the market.

If you want more information about the author, you can find it on his personal website .

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