Night Fairies

source: nickacott

Soon after picking up my first DSLR I soon realised that I had an deep-rooted love of the art of photography, whether it was capturing that one perfect moment on a special day, experimenting with different technologies and techniques to get the perfect shot or simply, having fun behind the view-finder. My passion for stills photography is only really matched by a long-standing interest in film production, and with that in mind, I soon found myself making the move in to unit stills photography.

With experience on numerous sets and productions under my belt, knowing what is needed from my role and most importantly, being in sync with the director’s vision, is second nature. Because of course, that rapport between everyone, both in front and behind of the camera is vital to achieve that perfect shot.

I think it’s safe to say I’m never more than a few feet away from my trusty Canon DLSR, I’m always on hand to capture that one shot, for promotional material, for art-work, even just to keep a record of the production.
Possessing a keen eye and a can-do and committed attitude, I’m always in the right place at the right time to get that one shot your production needs.
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source: lesmotsdemeloover-blog

Nick Acott est un jeune photographe anglais qui s’est lancé dans le domaine du light painting. Il n’est pas le premier, mais son expo “Night Fairies” vaut le coup d’oeil.

Il nous propose une série de photos urbaines, où la lumière devient le sujet, rendant vie aux décors sombres et mystérieux.