Italian photographer Paolo Pettigiani captured photos using infrared light. An infrared photo is a photo using an infrared- sensitive film or image sensor. These beautiful photos were made in Bolivia. Surrealistic images with a pink-blue pastel shade remind us of a place without a sign of civilization. Clean and untouched.
Photography: Paolo Pettigiani (Instagram)
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