Tyndall Effect

• Prize
  Bronze in Architecture/Bridges
• Photographer
  Adolfo Enriquez Calo
• Agency / Studio
  Adolfo Enríquez Sl
• Technical Info
  1/200, F:11, ISO 500
• Photo Date
  17-01-2019

The Tyndall effect is a physical phenomenon studied by the Irish scientist John Tyndall in 1869 that explains how colloidal particles in a solution or gas are visible because they reflect or refract light.When produced, it often leaves excellent photographs and we must be quick to capture them because they last only a few minutes.

• Awards
  Siena International PhotoAwards, 2° CLASSIFIED General Monochrome WORLD'S TOP 10 BLACK & WHITE PHOTOGRAPHERS 2018, One Eyeland 2018 International Photography Awards, 3rd Place Nature Category "IPA - The International Photo Awards" Spanish edition, Gold Editorial, Panoramic, Abstrac, Aerial, Landscape, people,Medio Ambiente y Fine Art Category Drone Awards 2018, Abstracto Commended "PX3, Prix de la Photographie Paris 2018, Gold Advertising Category Moscow International Foto Awards 2018, Gold winner Science - Environment Category. "Monochrome Photography 2017 Awards" 3rd Place Abstract Category Tokyo International Foto Awards 2017, Gold winner Nature Category Neutral Density Photography Awards 2017, silver and Bronze star awards architecture industrial category.