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Paolo Pettigiani’s Bolivia Infraland

By Moss & Fog1 min read

It’s been really fun to follow Paolo Pettigiani’s journey that he calls “Infraland”. He’s traveled to many parts of the world to showcase places in a new, infrared photography light. Often a familiar landscape will seem entirely new due to the color palette alone. In his latest Bolivia journey, the pink flamingo seems right at home. Yet when the entire scene is taken in, we see it’s clearly transformed. Cacti’s traditional green has been rendered pink, and the salt pans of the large desert landscape are a deep purple in hue. We’ll be sure to share his next adventure. Via Behance:

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