Nottinghamshire based brothers, Chris and Alan Thompson turned historic British buildings and landmarks into real life Kaleidoscopes. While Chris himself is a professional light-painting photographer but he found inspiration from the works of creative light painters on Flickr. Chris then involved his brother to create their own camera rotation tool (CRT) by using a device that revolves the camera into different angles along the axis throughout a single photographic exposure. This intelligent technique helped Chris to capture the places that represent Britain to its very core in different lights to create a unique kaleidoscopic effect.
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Detroit Bridge – Salford Quays
The Straddle – Victoria Quay – Sheffild
Liverpool – Pier Head
Tyne Bridge, Newcastle
Peace Gardens Sheffield
Crucible Theatre – Sheffield
Library at The University of Lincon
Tyne Bridge – Newcastle
Liverpool – Pier Head
Millenium Bridge – Newcastle
BBC Media city – Salford
Images: © Chris Thompson/Caters News
Reference: Yahoo