Photographer Irene Kung turns daytime shots into night

Irene Kung, a Swiss photographer who lives in Milan turns daytime shots into night which produce haunting effects, who shows with Goedhuis Contemporary gallery in New York, and Valentina Bonomo Contemporary Art in Rome, Italy.

I am convinced the basic photographic techniques used are digital, but the result obtained carries glimmers and a glow from within objects and buildings which recalls a taste dating back to the dawn of photography, when the first mechanical images where placed on a silver slate. There is a quality of iridescence in the works of Irene Kung which is truly unique.- Paolo Aita

The results:

Cesar Pelli, 2012

Norman Foster Building 'Gherkin', 2007

Mole Antonelliana, 2009

A shuttle ready to fly into space or...?

Goodnight Paris..

Hello NY! And let the Christmas shopping begin...

Piazza Tito Lucrezio Caro 1, 20136 Milano

Tour Eiffel, 2010

Brooklyn Bridge, 2009

Church Le Corbusier, 2011

Ulivo, 2007

Ulivo pugliese, 2008

Quercia, 2011

Palma spiral, 2007

Video via eutschewelleenglish | Text and images via irenekung.com