I would like to see your best photos showing the dramatic effects of light painting by spinning wire wool. Wire wool spinning is a form of light painting where an implement such as a kitchen whisk is filled with fine wire wool, ignited, and spun around whilst turning on the spot, to create an orb. Images can be captured using a long exposure in any safe location where it is dark, such as tunnels, lakes and beaches.
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