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Light painting happens to be one of the most elegant techniques in long expsoure photography. Stefano Bellamoli traveled to the marble mines of Verona, Italy, where he used fluorescent (top) and tungsten lights to create dazzling effects.

Light Sculptures Photographed Within Italian Marble Mines

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photojojo: Light painting happens to be one of the most elegant techniques in long expsoure photography. Stefano Bellamoli traveled to the marble mines of Verona, Italy, where he used fluorescent (top) and tungsten lights to create dazzling effects. Light Sculptures Photographed Within Italian Marble Mines via Beautiful Decay
photojojo: Light painting happens to be one of the most elegant techniques in long expsoure photography. Stefano Bellamoli traveled to the marble mines of Verona, Italy, where he used fluorescent (top) and tungsten lights to create dazzling effects. Light Sculptures Photographed Within Italian Marble Mines via Beautiful Decay
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