Saguaro Arms
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The ribbed arms of a saguaro cactus against a bare sky, photographed in near-infrared light in Phoenix, Arizona.
Printed on in two sizes, ready to frame. The frame shown is not included.
$69
Made in 2–3 business days, then 2–5 days in transit.
Shipping is free in the US. Open edition, printed to order.
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Printed to order in the US with archival pigment inks. Prints ship with a white border for handling and framing — the size you choose is the image, and the framing guide linked beneath the sizes gives the full sheet size.
What is infrared photography?
Infrared photography captures infrared light, which is normally invisible to the eye. Infrared images are most commonly created with a converted digital camera which has been modified to remove its infrared blocking filter. Various filters are then used to select specific light wavelengths and selectively include or exclude visible light. Chlorophyll absorbs visible light but is transparent to near-infrared, which the cell structure of a leaf scatters back strongly, so foliage renders bright while water and inorganic materials stay dark.
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