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Water tank slit scans

[AFG_gallery id=’20’] These slit scans were made with a fish tank, some plastic strips to mask off a strip, some sheets of black paper, … more

LED wand at Tandem Festival

I made an LED wand as part of the Oxford Hackspace light drawing workshop and thought it would be fun to conduct a light … more

BASEPLATE- Dead Rat Orchestra

  Time lapse of boat journey from Donnington Bridge to Walton Well bridge via Osney Lock and Isis Lock . The last stretch was … more

Canal tunnel and staircase

Crick tunnel illuminated with an LED torch, a hurricane lamp and the boat that was following us. 25x speed time lapse. Near the top … more

Partial Solar Eclipse Oxford 2015

It just so happened that I had my camera while a great big bite was being taken out of the sun on my walk … more

Oxford Times front page!

Using lasers to augment reality with digital whimsy! Light painting workshop on the Oxford Times front page by Andrew Walmsley. I like the title … more

Show at The Bank, Eye, Suffolk

Pictures fresh from Chromatech before winging themselves to Eye. The exhibition ‘The Transient Nature of Light’ from February 26th to April 4th in The Bank, … more

Light Drawing Workshop

Here we go – we had a light drawing workshop last night at the OVADA warehouse with Oxford Hack Space which involved Tim Stephen’s … more

Tree scan

This is a tree scanned by electroluminescent wire:

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Sluice at Osney Lock

Just long enough exposure to capture the turbulent motion of the water.

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Laser on tree in gale

The pattern is a record of the branches and twigs swaying to and fro in and out of the laser line.

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Christmas tree lights in a gale

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Roundabout Tree

This was the result of experimenting on a roundabout in a playground with bike lights.

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More birds on Port Meadow

The charcoal lines are the traces of birds flying into Port Meadow, Oxford. In the 36 seconds represented in this image, the birds fly … more

Bird trails on Port Meadow

Trails of birds, like black fireflies fly in and land on the flooded part of Port Meadow. 24×13.5cm giclée print @ etsy.com

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Laser line water

These are taken with the line laser to create a slit scan

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300mm lens astrophotography

It’s amazing what you can see with a CCD camera and a 70-300mm lens.

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Hill End night photography

[AFG_gallery id=’13’] The christmas tree lights and the laser tree photos are available for sale here.

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Pumpkin Chandelier

Night photographs with long exposures and laser illumination: [AFG_gallery id=’14’]

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Didcot demolition 2014

Three cooling towers from Didcot Power Station were demolished one early morning in July 2014. This was videoed from Wittenham Clumps after staying up … more

Time lapse slit scan clouds

Time lapse slit scan clouds – taken over about 45 minutes, the lower clouds pass faster

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Artweeks at OVADA

I’m showing some prints at the OVADA warehouse for Artweeks starting with the private view on Thursday 8th May at 6pm – all welcome! … more

Mill Stream on Thames turbulence

Turbulent patterns where the Oxford Mill Stream joins the Thames. The white streaks are debris including blossom and bubbles. Print for sale here.

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Roller Derby slit scan

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Reykjavik to Selfoss Panorama

This landscape was recorded from 2 mins 12 seconds of footage on the journey from Reykjavik to Selfoss. The panorama is a mirror image … more

Moonlight Time Lapse

This time lapse was made using Magic Lantern with my Canon – set up overnight on Aston’s Eyot. I can be swimming across the … more

Hill End light writing

Niko and I went to the Hill End ‘Hollywood’ sign to do some experimental laser photography for the forthcoming festival proposed there.

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Oxford Hackspace Stammtisch

Powered by Zoomify The slit scan camera was set up by the entrance of the OVADA warehouse pointing towards the front door and the … more

Brill Hill Windmill

All the newspapers said that the Aurora Borealis would be visible tonight because the sun had recently spewed out a coronal mass ejection. Armed … more

Oxford Skyline Zoom

A zoom lens brings you closer to everything, and saves the trouble of scaling walls to get closer to the roof features. In this … more

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