Infrared can be confusing... Many times, I've been asked if it was day or night, winter or summer...
This piece is a timeless composition using infrared light. The result is a black-and-white image that confuses the viewer by not knowing if it's taken by day or night.
// Process
The foreground and the tree have been captured around 12 am, at 850nm, under a bright sun. The stars around 12 pm, in visible light, during a dark night. The filter IR 850 nm, lets only infrared light hit the sensor and create a true black-and-white image. The bright blue sky, which doesn't reflect infrared, appears dark and was perfect to add the Milky Way.
// About the NFT
Artist's name: Jonas Hangartner | J0n45.eth
Title: M1DN16H7 5UN (pronounce Midnight Sun)
Edition: 1/1
Availability: NFT and print (edition of 10)
Resolution: 3744 x 5616 px
Coordinates: 46.583614, 6.469248
// About the artist
Hi, my name is Jonas Hangartner, a photographer from Switzerland. My goal is to promote my local area using my passion for infrared photography. All of my work is done within a 3 hours drive radius of my hometown.
// Extended Editorial License
Can be displayed privately, in commercial and non-commercial settings, or in groups with an unlimited number of participants. The License includes unlimited uses and displays in virtual or physical galleries, documentaries, and essays by the NFT holder. Provides no rights to create commercial merchandise, commercial distribution, or derivative works.
