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Rendering the Invisible
Pines on a small island in the pond at Kenrokuen, one of Japan's great strolling gardens, in Kanazawa, mirrored in still water under an orange sky, photographed in near-infrared light. The pines are pruned and propped over the water, and their needles return this light strongly while the pond absorbs it, which is why the trees stand so far above their own reflection.
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