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Diane Tuft

By exploring both the infrared and ultraviolet light spectrum, Diane Tuft is able to record what the naked eye cannot see. The sensitivity of infrared film allows her to capture the radiation and reflection of infrared light in the landscape. Printing these black and white photographs in Platinum creates images that are both otherworldly and thought provoking.

In order to document ultraviolet light, Tuft travels extensively looking for conditions where ultraviolet light is prevalent such as the Great Salt Lake, Utah; Iceland; and Greenland. While ultraviolet light is responsible for the vibrant ethereal colors of these images, its effect on the planet is of growing concern.

This is fascinating.

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Source: dianetuft.com

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