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40,000 Volts Photography

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2010-08-30
1 min read

Some photographers shine light directly on it, others may even use X-rays to photograph it, but professional landscape photographer Robert Buelteman hooks it up to an electrical charge and zaps it with 40,000 volts to produce photographic ink blots like you’ve never seen before! The “it” is the plant(s) in his garden and if you want one, each print sells between $1,500 to $10,000.

You can read more about it at: abc7news.com.

source @_shkan

 

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