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What may look like an example of
Photoshop trickery was actually created by throwing some high powered
glow sticks into the waterfalls of California. Using long exposure that
would range from 30 seconds to 7 minutes, San Francisco-based
photographers Sean Lenz and Kristoffer Abildgaard transformed the
waterfalls into nocturnal underwater rainbows.
“This project came from months of
refining a simple idea that finally turned into a concept worthy of
using for an entire series,” says Kristoffer. “We were both
fascinated by artificial light such as glow sticks, lasers, flares, and
being big on landscape photography we tied them together in hopes of
creating something that we had never seen before,” added the artist.
Even though neon lights is something
completely unnatural and unrelated to the settings of the photoshoots,
the final results in their ‘Neon Luminance‘ series are very harmonious.
The ‘From the Lenz’ artist duo also
worked on lighting the nature around the waterfalls, and used various
head lamps, road flares and even taking advantage of the moonlight: “Although
this series was meant to focus mostly on glow sticks in waterfalls, we
are exploring the idea of creating artificially lit landscapes in
general as well, such as mountains, lakes, tree lines, grass fields and
caves,” Mr Abildgaard added.
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