Infraland: A Serie of Surreal Landscapes Capturing in Infrared Light by Paolo Pettigiani
Photographer and art director Paolo Pettigiani grew up climbing and hiking in the Italian Alps. Though he now runs a creative agency in Turin, he still wanted to capture his vision of the natural world. The result is Infraland, a series of infrared landscape photos taken with a special camera converted to show the full colour spectrum.
“Infraland is a long therm project started in 2015 that explore the themes of seeing the unseen capturing the invisible electromagnetic radiation of the infrared light,” he writes.
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