Yvette Heiser - Where Past Meets Present Through Photography in Urban Decay
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Ongoing, First published Oct 04, 2023
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Photography is a vast industry, and the blog Yvette Heiser Futuristic Photography: Exploring Infrared and Ultraviolet Imaging tells you briefly about a unique kind of photography you can try. Cities are in a perpetual state of chaos because of the relentless growth. Buildings get more imposing, communities evolve, and the natural environment changes. In the midst of all this transition, an unusual and undervalued beauty emerges from the elegant decay of urban areas.
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