Lost on IRth
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A Black and White photo essay called “Lost on Irth”, let you enter in a lost world where nobody live, no colors, nothing exept the dark side of the nature…
Lost on IRth – 7
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A Black and White photo essay called “Lost on Irth”, let you enter in a lost world where nobody live, no colors, nothing exept the dark side of the nature…
Lost on IRth – 8
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A Black and White photo essay called “Lost on Irth”, let you enter in a lost world where nobody live, no colors, nothing exept the dark side of the nature…
Lost on IRth – 9
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A Black and White photo essay called “Lost on Irth”, let you enter in a lost world where nobody live, no colors, nothing exept the dark side of the nature…
Lost on IRth – 10
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A Black and White photo essay called “Lost on Irth”, let you enter in a lost world where nobody live, no colors, nothing exept the dark side of the nature…
Lost on IRth – 11
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A Black and White photo essay called “Lost on Irth”, let you enter in a lost world where nobody live, no colors, nothing exept the dark side of the nature…
Lost on IRth – 12
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A Black and White photo essay called “Lost on Irth”, let you enter in a lost world where nobody live, no colors, nothing exept the dark side of the nature…
Lost on IRth – 13
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A Black and White photo essay called “Lost on Irth”, let you enter in a lost world where nobody live, no colors, nothing exept the dark side of the nature…
Childhood Days
Childhood days are the most beautiful days for anyone’s life and this girl is enjoying her childhood days perfectly.
Fog lifting over the Empress Hotel Victoria BC
A heavy fog was lifting and the grand old Empress Hotel began to show herself as the sun broke through.
Island Beach in IR
Exploring Island Beach state park in the off season.
Olga
This frame is made one of the first in life on a color infrared film, the frame is shot on a canon EOS 1N camera in 2016 on a film KODAK EIR 2443 using an orange filter B+W 40, on a 17-35L.The film is developed manually by the process AH-6.Scanned on a NIKON 4000 scanner.
