Deep magenta-colored trees, tall blades of pink grass and rolling violet hills...
This is what you will see in the upcoming '
Infra' series at the Open Eye Gallery in Liverpool.
Richard Mosse, the photographer responsible for the beautiful images of war-torn Congo, used an infrared film by Kodak called
Aerochrome, a false-color reversal film.
As a result, all greens have turned into colors you would normally find in a Dr. Seuss story. See more images at Mosse's
site.
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| Notice the "Lick That Shit" t-shirt.. |