Guiding us through the territory of Victoria, a place known for its colossal things and oversized 
monuments like this Big Watermelon in Wantirna or Giant Koala of Dadswell Bridge, photographer Sean Paris presents us with a unique perspective through a spectrum of usually invisible colours, ranging from vivid and supersaturated to washed out of these sculptural landmarks, historic buildings and vintage accommodations and recreational centres of the state. Veering into the domain of thermal imaging with his special lens filters and kit (as cameras are attuned to visible light and not longer wavelengths), these images in warm pinks and blues affords us an idea of how an insect might see the world. More from Designboom at the link above.
synchronoptica
one year ago: Ukraine appeals to NATO partners plus AI has not yet mastered human hands
two years ago: the correspondence of Lincoln and Marx, peering into the spaces within musical instruments plus a wetland walkway
three years ago: your daily demon: Zagan, assorted links worth revisiting plus US presidential inaugurations
four years ago: more from artist Cold War Steve
five years ago: the mnemonic devices of Robert Fludd plus a trip to Cloister Kreuzberg
