Artist Sheds Alien Light on Landscapes with LED and Drones

An artist tries to show a different perspective of famous or unexplored landscpaes with LED-lit dornes. The work Lux Noctis, is simply breathtaking, (All Photos Couryesu of Reuben Wu)

Lux Noctis is a series of photography works done by artist Reuben Wu, who explicitly sheds alien light on well- known landscapes that usually shot under sunlight, reported the Verge.

 

The artist attached a Fiilex AL250 LED light specifically designed for drone to a 3DR Solo. Numerous images of one landscape were layered to create the desired effect.

 

The idea to present an uncommon perspective of the world by removing natural illumination and create his own air is what Reuben opt for in this series of photography.

 

The artist intends to demonstrate a different way of seeing. He views the night as a blank canvas and composes with lights.

 
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