Alternative Process Collection

Anna Cseresnjes

Vintage
Raffaele Corte

Poetic skies
Susan Koehler

Between black and white
Leif Løndal

Winter trees photographed in infrared; Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Infrared Image Of Mt. Mckinleys North Face (Wickersham Wall), Denali National Park

Infrared Panorama Of Denali And The Alaska Range Taken From Near The Wonder Lake Campground, Denali National Park

Silhouette Of Moose With Green Aurora Borealis Behind It Interior Alaska Composite

Alaska, Franklin Bluffs, North Slope, boiling cumulus clouds, autumn

Massachusetts. Other common names: hard or rock maple. Native to eastern North America
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Finnish Design
The unusual and innovative Kamppi Chapel - an island of peace and quiet in one of the busiest areas of Helsinki. For this reason it is known as the Chapel of Silence

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"Exploring the Alternative Process: Capturing the Beauty Between Black and White" In a world filled with vibrant colors, there exists a captivating realm between black and white. Meet Bonnie and Loz, two passionate photographers who have embarked on an artistic journey to explore this enigmatic space. Their lens captures the essence of nature's wonders in unconventional ways. Winter trees photographed in infrared reveal a surreal landscape where reality merges with imagination. The Infrared Image Of Mt. McKinley's North Face (Wickersham Wall), Denali National Park, transports us to an ethereal realm where mountains become mystical beings. Through their lens, they unveil an extraordinary panorama of Denali and the Alaska Range taken from near the Wonder Lake Campground in Denali National Park. Here, nature dances before our eyes as we witness the silhouette of a majestic moose against a backdrop of green Aurora Borealis - Interior Alaska Composite. But their exploration does not end there; they venture into new territories capturing boiling cumulus clouds above Franklin Bluffs on Alaska's North Slope during autumn. These images remind us of both nature's power and its delicate beauty. Beyond landscapes, Bonnie and Loz delve into documenting life itself through alternative processes. They capture Massachusetts' hard or rock maple trees native to eastern North America - showcasing how even ordinary subjects can be transformed into works of art when seen through their unique perspective. Inspired by Finnish design principles that emphasize simplicity and functionality, Bonnie and Loz infuse these concepts into every photograph they create using alternative processes. Their work transcends traditional photography boundaries as they push creative limits to present captivating visuals that evoke emotions beyond words. Join them on this mesmerizing journey through time-honored techniques combined with modern innovation as they continue to redefine what it means to capture moments between black and white – revealing hidden stories waiting for those willing to see beyond conventional norms.