The waterfalls facing Buachaille Etive Mor are one of the most popular sights in Glencoe, Scotland. I visited these falls dozens of times, looking for the perfect conditions with the river full, the rapids roaring and the sky cloudy and windy.

The image I had in mind was very different from your usual view of this scene; I wanted to give a sense of how wild, powerful and massive the waterfalls can be, and how crazy the wind could make the clouds look.

Compositionally, I wanted the wind to blow the clouds so that they’d point down towards the mountain, to counterbalance the movement of the falling water.

Scotland, 2018 | Leica SL | 4000x2667 px

THE WILD

This tree is the perfect subject to capture. Round, alone, with an beautiful view of the French mountain, just across Geneva lake. I wanted to take an infrared shot of this tree for months when I started learning this technique, but without any leaves, the results were not satisfying.

But in May 2022, this little ball of leaves has been captured at 720 nm and I couldn't think of a better image to represent what infrared is for me. With all the filters and the new possibilities for creation, I am blooming in a way that I've never felt before

In celebration of my first anniversary in the NFT community, Blossom is made available as a gift to the people that support and follow me during my journey.


Artist's name: Jonas | J0n45.eth  
Title: B10550M (pronounce Blossom)  
Edition: 1/50

Availability: NFT and print (edition of 10) 
Resolution: 3744 x 5616 px  
Coordinates: 46.503989, 6.416799


// About me

Hi, my name is Jonas, a photographer from Switzerland. My goal is to promote my local area using my passion for infrared and abstract photography. All of my work is done within a 3 hours drive radius of my hometown.

On the 1st of August 2021, I joined the NFT community as a photographer without knowing where it will go. But the possibility of having my work seen by the entire world and minted on the blockchain was very appealing!


// 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.

B10550M

* Akira is Japanese for “wisdom,” and it is a popular term. This name is said to mean “to the sun.”


Storyline:

In Akira anime, we see many metaphors for forgetting the past and also the disappearance of cultures.
Is this the price we have to pay for modernity?

Our illustration is an inspired concept based on the chaotic world of Katsuhiro Otomo. Cultures are going to be forgotten and the last JAPANESSE MAPLE stands as the only remnant of Japanese culture among the ruins of Neo-Tokyo against Tetsuo.

The same old story, Tradition vs Modernity.



Akira Tree

Storyline:


"I did not see the image of the wind except the tears of the tree"

The crying tree is a conceptual visualization that is inspired by Goriz Az Markaz's song by the Iranian rapper Ali Sorena.
In this song, the wind is the same hidden negative effect that is not visible and is taking away what is left for us, which The leaves of the tree are a metaphor for it.
In addition, The last living tree in this area starts crying with a disturbing wind and leaves its leaves in the wind and loses its life.
In the end, The alone deer, which is a sign of good luck and hope in this area, is watching this destruction.
Maybe one day we will think more about the consequences of our decisions!

Crying Tree

Storyline:

In recent years, humans have had many destructive effects on the planet Earth, our only home in the galaxy, and this impact has led to the extinction of many animals and vegetation on this blue planet.
If new thinking and new commands are not taken quickly to maintain the planet we live on, humans will disappear much sooner than we think.
We treat vegetation and animal as consumable and economic tool or object that is in our path.
Our fingerprints are on the soil of these trees, and I hope that one day at least Robots will take better care of this planet.

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