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This Lebanese Photographer Will Take You All Over The World
The talented young photographer behind iconic images of landmarks all around the world, Jack Sekaily, will be showcasing some of his incredible work at Galerie Rochane in Saifi this Monday June 10 at 6 P.M.
Throughout his travels, Sekaily captured photos of landmarks from his four-year expedition, spanning across across seven countries around the world.
His work stands out with his specialized technique of using infrared lighting, giving the photos a unique signature look. As a result, Seikaly’s lens perfectly captures the glow in plants that represents the photosynthetic interaction with the sun.
Essentially, his images beautifully capture what the human eye cannot see. His photographs always combine stunning landscapes and an aesthetically pleasing medley of colors.
Through this exhibition, you’ll experience the rice fields of China, the magic of the Taj Mahal, and the streets of San Francisco like never before.
Be ready to witness the physical world from a different (and pinker) perspective at his exhibit In a Different Light, showing from Monday June 10 until Friday June 15.
Throughout his travels, Sekaily captured photos of landmarks from his four-year expedition, spanning across across seven countries around the world.
His work stands out with his specialized technique of using infrared lighting, giving the photos a unique signature look. As a result, Seikaly’s lens perfectly captures the glow in plants that represents the photosynthetic interaction with the sun.
Essentially, his images beautifully capture what the human eye cannot see. His photographs always combine stunning landscapes and an aesthetically pleasing medley of colors.
Through this exhibition, you’ll experience the rice fields of China, the magic of the Taj Mahal, and the streets of San Francisco like never before.
Be ready to witness the physical world from a different (and pinker) perspective at his exhibit In a Different Light, showing from Monday June 10 until Friday June 15.
