Rendering the Invisible — Vol. 1

Thirty-two photographs made between 2016 and 2025 with full-spectrum converted cameras — from the lava fields of Iceland to the canals of Amsterdam and the glass canyons of Tokyo and Atlanta — sequenced as one argument about what the world looks like just past the edge of vision.

Chlorophyll is nearly transparent to near-infrared light: forests burn crimson, lawns glow like embers, and stone, water, and sky keep their counsel. Nothing here is painted on. This is what the light was doing all along.

The first printing is being proofed now. Prints of every work in the volume are available in the shop.