What is your favourite type of lighting?

multicolored Christmas lights on the tree… with different sections blinking at different intervals (most of you may say that’s tacky, but it’s a childhood thing)

candle light.

The glow of an orange sunrise or sunset. Beautiful!!

LEDs!!!!

Nerd RAGE!!!

Squir: I’ve always wanted to make LED throwies!

:O

wow! i didn’t know about those!

gonna make some this weekend :D….well, once some new leds arrive >.>

I used 20k 250w Metal Halide lamps for my fish tank. No longer :(

Natural light. And I avoid overhead fluorescents whenever possible.

15 million Candlepower X-Files flashlights.

Holy crap. That’d be bright.

Either this light, or possibly this one.

Lightening. I have never seen a bluer blue in my life.
I’m on of those insane guys you see in THE MIDDLE of the lightening storm taking photos of it striking trees a few hundred feet away.

It’s like a flashlight-off.

In Santorini, Greece I have seen some amazing sunsets…

Soft lighting. Like the kind in certain small, relaxing bars. Fireplace light. Or when the moon is really full… That soft bluish-white light that illuminates everything. Beautiful.

I try to surround myself with people who are not dim bulbs..

Bright moonlight and the raw white blinding light of the early-mid morning, around 8–930

i like the late afternoon, long shadows, dusk is coming.

for artificial light, i like stained glass lamps and candlelight.

and christmas tree lights put me in a good mood. a warm, happy, holiday mood.

romantic candlelight, though not good for reading.

campfires run a close second.

Sunlight filtered through a forest canopy.

Hoosier banana, that is certainly beautiful.

Forty fireflies in a jar

Moonlight and natural sunlight. Tho the latter not blaring at my eyes.

Black lights are pretty cool. Mood lighting has a Zen like effect on me. Track lighting tends to be a bit linear, in my opinion. Starlight is appealing as long as it is dark enough to enjoy it.

Late summer sun , just before sunset, falling across the wheatfields. Reminds me of home.