In his series, Light Waves and Dark Currents, London-based photographer Joel James Devlin placed an emergence LED light in a waterproof container and submersed it in various bodies of water. By using a 40-minute exposure and ‘allowing the elements to control the light source’, Devlin documented the incredible patterns that paint the natural environments in these light-trail photographs.
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Those are gorgeous landscapes to begin with, made even more mysterious with the use of light painting. Lovely collection.