An Infrared View of Philadelphia Is Trippy and Apocalyptic

The idea of an empty urban center is sort of at the same time amazing and creepy because it would be coolheaded to have a distance built for thousands of people all to yourself , but you ’d have to wonder where everybody went . PhotographerBruce Wayne Berry Jr.wanted to look into the feelings call down by an empty metropolis while using effects to show what Philadelphia looks like through infrared filters .

The time lapse , titled “ The Day Wonderland Stood Still . . . ” , came out of a series of photos called “ Empty America Series ” by Ross Ching , and the infrared component was obviously inspired by Star Trek Into Darkness inthe scenewhere Kirk and Bones run through the red Niburu jungle . Berry did the infrared - manner coloring to look like he had shot on Kodak EIR film , on whichanything that reflects infrared light comes out deep bolshie and anything that absorbs infrared brightness level sour black . He really used a normal photographic camera and a yellowed filter .

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