UVIVF Jetty at Dawn

[cazza132]

Ultraviolet induced visible fluorescence using a 365nm Alonefire H42 torch to light paint the jetty at dawn.

Canon R5 with Hutech HEUIBII (Ha enhanced) 52mm filter slot in behind Sigma 28mm Art lens via a Hutech EF to RF filter adaptor. I was geared up for astro for the work done earlier in the night.

I was surprised by the amount of algae that fluoresced red - more so on the predominantly shaded north side (southern hemisphere). The metal caps - strong blue and the timber, like the water - aqua white.

This is a 10 shot (5Hx2V) panel panorama. A single UVIVF shot included.

Definitely one to apply to similar man made structures for astro / night landscapes!

[colinbm]

Wow, that is a bit different, the light painting was very effective.

[Wayne Harridge]

Very impressive, the fluorescing water really makes the jetty jump out of the screen.

 

[Andy Perrin]

I like it!

[dabateman]

Excellent images.

[Doug A]

Very dramatic and creative. Superb capture.

Thanks for sharing,

Doug A

[otoien]

+1 to all of the above.

Do you possibly have a visible light shot of the first one? I just wonder how much green color was visible on the wood that could help identify candidate targets. 

[lukaszgryglicki]

Superb images!

 

[Nate]

Very cool images

[cazza132]

Thanks for the feedback everyone.  Here is an example without UV light.

[cazza132]

With longer exposure to show the actual jetty colour.

[lukaszgryglicki]

UVIVF makes its job - it really adds to those images.

[Kai]

Aesthetically very appealing and technically demanding.
A really great job!