Comment on 50,000 Miles Beneath My Brain by JonhyBlaze
why not?
Because it's so stylized. It could be an etching.
it not stylized at all, i shoot long expo on the iso 800, so the grain is comes in.
the only thing i add is the bit of yellow tone, instead the b&w
the only thing i add is the bit of yellow tone, instead the b&w
I understand this, but it truly is possible to make such picture 
With a camera, you play with a factor "aperture/time" for getting the right exposure.
Basicaly, lens aperture will bring you depth of field control and shutter speed will give you the possibility to freeze a movement, with a short shutter speed, or to unfreeze a movement (it's a choice) with a longer shutter speed (here 15sec). The movement could be the one of the subject but it can also be a movement the photographer will have, just as here. By moving the camera the highlights of the subject get painted on the darker parts creating this kind of surreal effect, it is called light painting
With a camera, you play with a factor "aperture/time" for getting the right exposure.
Basicaly, lens aperture will bring you depth of field control and shutter speed will give you the possibility to freeze a movement, with a short shutter speed, or to unfreeze a movement (it's a choice) with a longer shutter speed (here 15sec). The movement could be the one of the subject but it can also be a movement the photographer will have, just as here. By moving the camera the highlights of the subject get painted on the darker parts creating this kind of surreal effect, it is called light painting