Troy Paiva was one of the many photographers most inspired by by Lesch's work (Light Painting). He also developed his own technique travelling hundreds of miles out into the dessert taking pictures of ghost towns and the western roadside. Paivas work was mainly digital and he would use coloured flashlights on location. The effects are rather astonishing considering the fact i cant stand high saturated images manipulated on photoshop there is just something really eye catching and unique about Paiva's work.
"These photographs have multi-exposure compositing, contrast and perspective adjustments and minor cloning of lens-flare, but as with the older film work, the lighting FX and color are all done in-camera. These images are not Photoshop creations. What you see is what I shot that night".
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