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Here is a video of me painting a Bugatti Veyron with light. Wait untill the end to see the final result.



Thanks for watching. This should be the first of many.

First live stage show practice tonight. Two minutes really isn't a lot of time to fit all of the elements in, fingers crossed it all goes well or it could be back to the drawing board before filming on sunday.

I have recently added new wedding options to my current service. A wide choice of albums are now available.

See these links to find out more. (NB The inclusive album is the Coffee table book from SIM2000.)

Sim2000 Product Guide2011

Graphi Italy Productguide2011sm

After the roaring success, at my wedding, of the photo booth I shall now be adapting it as a wedding option so watch this space.

My most current project involves working with Silverstone race track to produce a set of images to coinside with the up coming British Grand Prix. So far the set include Redbull, Mclaren, Ferarri and VirginRacing Formula 1 cars set against the Silverstone Race circuit.

I have currently been working on a new technique to upscale my light Graffiti creations. Watch this space for new work that is created entirely in camera.

I am currently manufacturing a panoramic tripod head for stitching panoramas. Watch this space for the product. The ARC CAM Pan 360 will be available for sale from my shop and on eBay.

The 'Light Graffiti Cars Hit London' Project has been picked up by MSN. To view the Lastest story Click the link below.

http://cars.uk.msn.com/features/photos.aspx?cp-documentid=156995758&ocid=tweet

Towards the end of last year, the Light Graffiti Cars team announced their retirement from creating the innovative images of iconic cars – leaving light painting fans all over the world feeling heartbroken.

But after growing tired of the life of luxury, and having consumed one too many piña coladas, the team, entrepreneur Marc Cameron and photographer Mark Brown, reconvened in a top secret location to discuss their next project. This time it had to be bigger and better than ever before. This time it had to be truly epic. This time it had to be the ‘Light Graffiti Cars hit London’.

Previously photographed at unknown areas somewhere in the Cotswolds, Cameron and Brown plotted the fourth series of the Light Graffiti Cars would be shot at iconic locations in the Big Smoke, with the cars featured having to be the most visually-stimulating, stunning rides of recent times. First stop, the BBC!

Under the cover of night, the dare devil duo (affectionately known as “Camerown”) broke past BBC security (we’re slightly exaggerating) to recreate the Ferrari FF – the house of the Prancing Horse’s first ever SUV - and the Alfa Romeo 4C concept in the grounds of the Beeb’s stunning White City location. More specifically, right outside Top Gear HQ.



Faster than you can say “Jeremy Clarkson is a love god” the ambitious pair were gone, but captured on film for forever were the images of these iconic cars at the former location of the Olympic White City Stadium (one for the history aficionados among you).

As if the BBC shoot wasn’t already enough, Cameron and Brown moved on to other iconic London locations, photographing the Pagani Huayra at City Hall, the Range Rover Evoque outside the Houses of Parliament, the new VW Beetle down that tunnel where they filmed Coldplay’s single, “Fix You”, the Porsche 918 Spyder somewhere near Southwark Crown Court, the Mastretta MXT on Tower Bridge, and the Lamborghini Sesto Elemento by the Gherkin. Mind-blowing is not the word!

With the fourth series done and dusted, the boys are now looking forward to creating the fifth series of the Light Graffiti Cars in the not too distant future. Next stop, New York City!


http://se7enmagazine.com/culture/57-global/891-light-graffiti-cars-hit-london.html

All new setup in my studio.
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I have recently ammended the layout of my studio and added some new lights. So book me now for individual, family, baby and any other kind of portrait you can think of.

An image from our Light Graffiti cars set is in print. Ripley's believe it or not, a company with museums all over the world and a prolific publisher, has used our Buggatti Veyron image to accompany a write up about our project. The book will be released in October 2010 available from all good book shops.