The Taking Tree
Long exposure of a cotton tree
Mother Nature
Humanity has no other choice than to merge with nature in order to survive. This photo essay was thought as a visual poem showing the beauty of raw nature in an twisted representation that echoes our dreams and hopes of a lost heaven. Shot in natural light with a Full Spectrum camera and Tamron 24-70 […]
Le Tarn
Shot with a DJI Mavic Pro2 INFRARED (not available in list)
Norways dream house
Under the rain, driving along Norway’s most scenic road, this little shack on a island revealed itself just after getting out of a tunnel. The light was falling in a very dramatic way so I had no other choice than to stop and capture the beauty of this lonely little construction.
Wild
Color infrared film Kodak Aerochrome and orange filter. Camera Bronica SQ-Ai, 120 format. Location- Novosibirsk, Russia
lost bike
After a sunny day in France, we were seeking for shadow and some fresh air. Under some trees I discovered this gorgeous bike against a tree. I wanted to keep it so I took a picture.
Crop circle
Shot with DJI Mavic Pro 2 INFRARED with IRChrome filter in a field where someone (something?) draw a crop circle in a perfect geometric way
Kirlian leaf
A Kirlian process of a leaf contoured by ultraviolet-emiting electrical arcs. The picture is a long exposure of the sparks drawing the leaf’s outline and then a blacklight-lit view of the same leaf.
Giraffe
Taken at the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens in Palm Desert California.
Secret glance
Multi-exposure shot on color infrared film Kodak Aerochrome 120 format with yellow filter. Camera Bronica SQ-Ai, location: Novosibirsk, Russia
The castle of La Mothe Chandeniers
This abandonned castle has ben now restored through a succesful online crowfunding campaign. Then, I captured the castle before its reconstruction when it still was a scary haunted place even in full daylight with magical golden infrared vegetation.
Vase de Svres de Chine
This odd rock can be found after a very long hiking. It’s the final reward one can see after climbing some steep terrain in a harsh sunlight. Invisible from the ground I think this is the first ever capture in infrared of this strange rock name “Vase de Sèvres”
