• (#40) It Does Lighting
  Lorraine Calcott (Lighting Designer)
  Milton Keynes, U.K. www.itdoes.co.uk
  lcalcott@itdoes.co.uk 01908-560110
  Photography by:  Barry Crook, It Does Lighting, 2018
• (#41)  Kirsten Reynolds (Power Project)
  Kirsten Reynolds (Artist)
  U.K.  www.kirstenreynolds.co.uk
  kirsten@kirstenreynolds.co.uk    +44 (0) 7843 274444
  Projects:  “Suspiria de Profundis” and “Ex Memoria”, 2011
  *** Each project:  Sound & light installation presented at Power Plant for 10-days on the Island Festival, 2011, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia
• (#42)  Ulf Pedersen (Power Project)
  Ulf Pedersen (Artist)
  Bristol, U.K.  www.ulfpedersen.com
  ulfpedersen@me.com +44 7944977519
  Project:  “Heligan by Night”, 2018, Pentewan, U.K.
• (#43)  Mark Andersen (Power Project)
  Mark Anderson (Artist)
  U.K. www.markanderson.eu
  Website contact page
  Project:  “Illuminati Botanica 2015”, York Botanical Gardens, U.K., 2015
  Project:  “Bonsai Moving Shadows”, Hong Kong International Festival, 2013
• Power Plant  www.powerplant.org.uk
  ***Is a collaborative group of individual artists that put together a sound and light art experience for the public. Three of these members are listed here:  #41, #42, and #43.
• (#44) Isometrix Lighting + Design
  Unknown (lighting designer)
  London, U.K. www.isometrix.co.uk
  ltg@isometrix.co.uk +44 207-253-2888
  Photography by: Isometrix Lighting + Design, 2018

• (#50)  Skira Lighting
  Dean Skira (Lighting Designer)
  Pula, Croatia  www.skira.hr
  info@skira.hr    +385(0)52-535940
  Photography by:  Giuseppe Saluzzi (Garden light sticks) Recanati, Italy, 2012
  Danijel Bartolic & Roberta Francula (Festival of Lights—Egg art) Zagreb, Pula, 2018
  Hrvoje Serdar (Red art planter) Mali Losinj, Croatia, 2015

• (#55) Light Scapes
  Iben Winther Orton (Lighting Designer)
  Fredensborg, Denmark www.lightscapes.dk
  iben@lightscapes.dk  +45 6169 9978
  Photography by: Torgeir Esig Sorensen, Ramboll, 2012

• (#60) Zenisk
  Kristin Bredal (Lighting Designer)
  Oslo, Norway www.zenisk.no
  post@zenisk.no  +47 21 45 3937
  Photography by: Zenisk, 2018

• (#65) White Night Lighting
  Arto Heiskanen & Joonas Saaranen (Lighting Designers)
  Tampere, Finland www.whitenight.fi
  Arto.heiskanen@whitenight.fi or Joonas.saaranen@whitenight.fi +358 40 5835666
  Photography by: White Night Lighting

• (#70) Lightmark
  Censi Goepel & Jens Warnecke (Artists)
  Gross Bengerstorf, Germany www.lightmark.de
  contact@lightmark.de +49 171 3835452
  Photography by: Censi Goepel & Jens Warnecke, Lightmark

• (#75) Contrast Ratio
  Matt Marshall (Lighting Designer)
  Singapore www.contrastratio.net
  matt@contrastratio.net +65 9652 0387
  Photography by: Matt Marshall, Contrast Ratio, 2016

Switzerland

Dedication to Frank B. Nightingale (1885-1965)

Outdoor lighting design was originally developed by Frank B. Nightingale in 1934, but he called it Garden Lighting. His vision and respectful appreciation of nature led him to establish the first, professional trade practice to utilize lighting systems in the outdoors at night. He did so to highlight its beauty, to captivate one’s attention, and to encourage use of these spaces after the day light hours.

In addition to what Nightingale did, he intended for people to ‘experience’ these settings and to remember them. Frank spent many evenings out in nature, so that he could learn the magic of the night. It was this dedication that he was able to provide us early on with the artistic aspects of this craft.

There were three principles that Mr. Nightingale believed in and they were the core elements of his company, Kim Manufacturing Co. They were: Innovation, Education and Uncompromising Quality. I wish to dedicate this site to Frank and his efforts to Educate the public, as well as the profession. His spirit is intended in this site’s offering.