Michael Bosanko is a contemporary photographer who began his career after realizing he could use lights to draw shapes and objects in long-exposure landscape photographs during travels in Greece in 2004. His artistic process involves leaving his camera on a tripod for extended periods, sometimes hours, while using lights to trace images like the bicycle photograph. His non-traditional technique produces abstract light drawings within natural environments. He works for major advertising clients around the world but does not digitally edit his photographs beyond minor adjustments.