Sentences with phrase «infrared film»

16 mm infrared film transferred to HD video, 39 minutes 25 seconds.

They also barely registered the film's interesting shots using infrared film — which gives some scenes a particularly crisp, bleak appearance.

Six - screen film installation, color infrared film transferred to HD video.

The black and white photographs, shot on infrared film, are presented as platinum prints and are available in two sizes, each an edition of five.

Titled Beaucoups of Blues, North Kivu, Eastern Congo, this large - scale photograph was shot in Congo on Kodak's AEROCHROME III Infrared film (initially used by the US Air Force to conduct aerial surveillance) and is a part of Mosse's «Infra» series.

Polar bears are so incredibly good at retaining heat energy that they're practically invisible when photographed with infrared film.

This year they've adorned the gallery walls with Chicago - based Peter Le Grand's infrared film photographs in «Dressed In Light» in April and Painter Milo Wissig's «Rental Havens» in July.

Through her use of infrared film, Tuft produced images for «Safely Hidden» that were at once delicate and bold.

Mosse uses Kodak Aerochrome, a discontinued reconnaissance infrared film which registers chlorophyll in live vegetation to shoot in the Congo.

Tuft initially set out on her trip to Utah to photograph from the air Robert Smithson's seminal work, Spiral Jetty, using black and white infrared film.

Drag by Richard Mosse is photograph taken in the Democratic Republic of Congo using a special infrared film called Kodak Aerochrome.

His immersive, six - channel 16 mm infrared film installation, The Enclave, made in conjunction with Infra, was exhibited at the National Pavilion of Ireland during the 55th Venice Art Biennale.

Infrared film also found civilian uses among cartographers, agronomists, hydrologists, and archaeologists, to reveal subtle changes in the landscape.

Mosse's large scale photographs can be easily distinguished for the vivid reds, pinks, fuchsias and blues the artist achieves by using a rare and discontinued Kodak Aerochrome III Infrared film that reacts to chlorophyl, the chemical that gives plants their green color.

To get an especially detailed picture of leakage, inspectors use a camera with infrared film to photograph problem areas like chimney flues and crawl spaces.

In 2013, he represented Ireland in the Venice Biennale with The Enclave, an immersive six - channel video installation that utilized 16 mm infrared film.

This is a beauteous space: airy and Scandinavian - modern, with deeply padded leather seats, a thick, four - spoke leather wheel, and a 12.3 - inch central display that's as effortless to use as an iPad (an infrared film means you can operate it with the slightest touch, even wearing gloves).

The Volvo XC90's infotainment screen has an infrared film covering it, which is there for one major reason: So that you can access the functions while you have gloves on.

The film he's using is actually Kodak Aerochrome, it's a infrared film.

The ghostly overexposed look of The Park results from the infrared film and filtered flash that Yoshiyuki used to disguise his presence.

If you can get an infrared camera, or infrared film and filter, suited to taking a picture at those wavelengths, you can demonstrate how an aquarium full of ordinary air transmits infrared light vs. the same aquarium full of carbon dioxide.