Light

The fluorescent light does save a lot of energy compared to the incandescent light bulb that Edison initially dreamed up. Once I fiddled with the exposure settings a bit, I was immensely pleased with the picture. There is something in the way a twisted piece of glass gives off light that invites you into its luminescent coils.

The incandescent light bulb - an energy hog, yet a testament to a thousand experiments that were aimed at illuminating people's lives. Edison truly made the night longer with this invention.

City by Night

This is the skyline of Milwaukee as seen at night from open water on Lake Michigan. The reflection of the skyline on the water is something I wanted to capture, but wasn't able to successfully.

Neon

A prominent Neon sign glows with the twilight sky as a backdrop. This picture has an eerie quality to it, in spite of it being in wide open public spaces.

The Moon Makes Men Mad

The moon is probably the most pondered over heavenly object, and it hasn't spared me either

Lamp

Although this picture is obviously of a lamp mounted on a wall, I cannot get the word 'sentinel' out of my head when I look at it. The lamp itself is beautifully created with a wrought iron frame and glass panels.

Brass Lampshade

This picture is of a lampshade that I found at a small pub. Little though the lampshade was, it seemed to brighten up the place by just being there.

Embers

Burning Up in Long Exposures

Stage Lights

Hot Enough to Glow

Lampshade

Glitter Like the Stars