Trying A Fibre Optic Whip For Light Painting

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Yesterday I made a mistake that has become all too common as I get older. I fell asleep early in the evening, and woke up wide awake in the night. So why not test out a new light painting tool!

The 6 foot long whip looked like it could be a lot of fun and it did not disappoint! I went to a local park and just played a little it, with no real goal in mind.

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I am very impressed and see a lot of promise for many styles of light painting. This is the whip I used and will be using a lot more.

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This is extraordinary. I've always wanted to create something like this

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