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Unexpected Infrared

Unexpected places to see infrared photography techniques.

By Moss & FogUpdated 1 min read
An infrared photograph of the Seychelles — shot in the eerie spectrum that turns tropical foliage brilliant white and deepens blue skies to near-black, transforming this Indian Ocean island landscape into an otherworldly dreamscape that reveals the scene’s hidden tonal architecture and reimagines a familiar paradise as something surreal and elemental

We’ve often explored infrared photography, and its uncanny way to radically change familiar landscapes in new ways.

We challenged ourselves to find places that aren’t traditionally seen in these images, including some of the natural wonders of the world, like Mount Everest, and even the surface of the moon.

Annapurna

Mount Everest

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Machu Piccu

The Moon

An infrared photograph of the Seychelles — shot in the eerie spectrum that turns tropical foliage brilliant white and deepens blue skies to near-black, transforming this Indian Ocean island landscape into an otherworldly dreamscape that reveals the scene’s hidden tonal architecture and reimagines a familiar paradise as something surreal and elemental

Seychelles

Zhangjiajie National Forest Park

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