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Saturday, August 15, 2009

Michael Bosanko -- Light Graffiti

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The stunning light graffiti images brightening up Britain's landmarks


A photographer swapped spray cans for torches to graffiti British landmarks in a set of stunning images released today.

Michael Bosanko used long exposure shots and different coloured torches to 'draw with light' in the night-time shots.

He visited , , Sheffield, and in
one weekend to take the photos for a TalkTalk advertising campaign.

TalkTalk tours the UK with world-renowned light graffiti artist, Michael Bosanko, to mark the start of their new advertising campaign on 15th August. Here, he creates the London skyline using just torches and a long exposure.

London skyline: Michael Bosanko marks out the London Eye, Gherkin, Tower Bridge, Nelson's Column and House of Parliament using just torches and a long exposure

Here, he creates a man walking his dog along the Thames in London using just torches and a long exposure.
Here, he creates dinosaur outside the Natural History Museum in London using just torches and a long exposure.

Illuminating: Bosanko creates a man walking his dog along the Thames and a dinosaur outside the Natural History Museum in London

Here, he creates flowers in the Botanical Gardens using just torches and a long exposure.

Floral art: Brilliant and bright flowers spring up in the Botanical Gardens at Kew

Here, he creates performers on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh using just torches and a long exposure.

Ghostly performers on the Royal Mile in Edinburgh

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TalkTalk Light Graffiti tour of the UK

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Traffic and Light Graffiti - Michael Bosanko


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