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Redshift

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Midtown Atlanta, photographed in the wavelengths its street trees reflect hardest. Glass and steel barely register infrared, so the towers keep their engineered blues and teals while every living thing between them ignites. The city reads as it is: a mineral grid, and a canopy burning through it.

Sunlight flaring off the corner of a dark high-rise, crimson tree canopy massed at its base — 01Flare2024

Mirrored towers of teal glass rising from a floor of crimson street trees — 02Glass canyon2024

A curved glass condominium tower above crimson trees and a corner storefront — 03Curve2024

A single crimson tree standing its ground in a paved corridor between towers — 04Holdout2024

Late sun raking an apartment facade in orange behind a green glass curtain wall — 05Facade study2024

Crimson leaves overhanging a high-rise facade patterned like woven metal — 06Lattice2024

A teal glass curtain wall filling the frame, crimson canopy pressed against its base — 07Grid2024

Crimson oak leaves framing a mirrored residential tower against deep blue sky — 08Tower + oak2024

A reflective tower rising past crimson canopy from a paved court, seen from below — 09Court2024