New Cosmic Paddle Art!

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To create the effect, Stephen Orlando captures traces of movement through time while paddling, securing LED lights to paddles (he’s even done it with violin bows).

The result is a technicolor landscape—curved patterns hovering just above the water’s edge in his newest group of lake and ocean-side imagery.

Recently, the Canadian-based photographer has produced photos in his home province of Ontario, as well as around Newfoundland and next to Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s Floating Piers this summer in Italy.

You can see more of Orlando’s time-based light experiments on his Instagram and Facebook.

View more photos HERE

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