The following pictures are shot with a far-red filter on a 16-35 mm wide angle mounted on my Nikon D800. White means presence of far-red light, black means absence of far-red light. Click each picture to enlarge.
Outside of our far-red opaque houses and offices …
.. a triumph of far-red light is reflected by plants flooded with the Spring sun!
The only shadows in such far-red radiance days: our footpaths and the cloudless sky…
The last far-red light blades cut the Botanical Garden of Zürich before sunset.
After the positive experience 2014 at Photobastei, I am dreaming about a new art exhibition in 2015 with this new series and more to come. If you are interested or know about such opportunities, please write [email protected] or contact me through my blog here
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