Ultraviolet Photography (UV Photography)

Nature and Architecture

The diffuse character of the ultraviolet light is visible on the photos of landscape and architecture (you can give soft shadows even under strong sunlight).

Konica Chrome R-100, Helios 58/2, 10s, f=8

Visible Light	UV Photography	Red spectrum Orange filter (>520 nm)	Conditions
			Kodak TMax 100, Canon 28-80, +9 EV
			Kodak TMax 100, Canon 28-80, +9 EV
			Kodak TMax 100, Canon 28-80, +9 EV

Visible light (daylight)	UV photography	Conditions
		Praha, Fujichrome RTPII ("normal photo" by Konica Chrome R-100), Canon 28-80/3,5-5,6, +10,5 EV, f=22
		Orwo NP15, Helios 58/2, +6 EV, f=11
		Kodak TMax 100, Canon 28-80, +9 EV
		Kodak TMax 100, Canon 28-80, +9 EV
		Fujichrome RTP II, Helios 58/2, +9 EV, f=11
		Fujichrome RTP II, Helios 58/2, +7 EV, f=11
		Fujichrome RTP II, Helios 58/2, +7.5 EV, f=11
		Fujichrome RTP II, Canon EF 28-80/3.5-5.6 The big church of St. Barbora, Kutná Hora
		Fujichrome RTP II, The big church of St. Barbora, Kutná Hora
		Fomapan 100, Kutná Hora
		Fomapan 100, St. James, Kutná Hora
		Fuji Sensia, Canon EF 28-80/3.5-5.6, +13EV, f=11, seashore, Fuerteventura, Canary Islands
		It's the same as above, but converted to the b&w version

UV photography of flowers!!

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Bjorn Rorslett
Hank Hogan
Fumio Yokozawa
Materials
Beyond Visible - Ultraviolet, Infrared and Luminescence Photography (Shane Elen)

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