Launching the new lightscapes gallery

I've recently made some changes to this site. In the old version, my photography work got more and more buried under the more recent (video) projects, so I decided to make separate sections on the site for motion, lightscapes and my other photography work.

Also, I've updated the lightscapes gallery with a lot more, previously unpublished intentional camera movement (ICM) images. The most exciting part however, is that I'm now offering fine art prints of almost all the images. They come printed on Kodak Endura metallic paper, a glossy metallic paper that makes the images shine - quite literally. If you want to go really high end however, you can order prints on high-gloss aluminum. The glossy finish, in combination with the reflective surface of the aluminum gives the images al almost-3D look. It's an effect that similar to that of a Daguerrotype, an early form of photography. The light hits the base layer - the aluminum in this case - and is reflected back out through the image.

Thanks to Brit for spending countless hours helping me set up the new galleries and sourcing the right suppliers that can deliver high-quality prints!

Oh, and by the way, I've also taken the opportunity to redesign the home page in order for visitors to find their way to the different parts of the site more easily. In the future I'm hoping to implement a similarly minimalist/sleek design for the rest of the site.