Light Paintings That Capture the Movement of Kayaking by Stephen Orlando

Stephen Orlando captures traces of motion through time, securing LED lights to rowing paddles, kayak and even violin bows. The outcome is a Technicolor panorama—curved patterns hovering simply above the water’s border in his latest group of a lake and ocean-side imagery. Lately, Canadian-based lensman has produced images in his home province of Ontario, as well as around Newfoundland and next to Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s Floating Piers this summertime in Italy. You can view more than of Orlando’s time-based light experiments on his Instagram and Facebook.

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