ENTRY DESCRIPTION
Part of my long-term project photographing landscape sceneries in infra-red spectrum on medium / large format 6x17 camera with B&W IR-sensitised negatives.

This magnificent oak tree standing on the highest hill in the region provides a nice place to watch the surroundings and is a very good model for my photographs in all different seasons, including otherwise not so good for me summer months.

Long exposure (2s) of a tree on the top of a hill in windy weather led to expected motion blur.

AUTHOR
I take photos using analog cameras - it is my way to keep the life balance as I stare into many screens all day long and at some point in my life I decided that I don't want to stare into computer screen in the night in order to cull and edit my digital photos. But I do not reject digital way, it is just my personal decision to keep my photography analog (up till a point when I have to upload scans of my photographs - negatives or darkroom prints - to present it on instagram. I shoot B&W 6x6 squeare photos most of the time, sometimes I shoot panoramas using 6x17 camera.

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