An Italian photographer Riccardo
Maria Mantero has used a fisheye lens to capture a series of remarkable scenes
while travelling through Utah, Nevada and Arizona, adding a distinctive touch
to these well-photographed panoramas. The twinkling stars in a purple sky, erratic
rock formations and iconic landscapes and the spectacular southwest American
countryside, but not quite as you've seen it before.
The Milan based photographer captures
the Grand Canyon and The Arches National Park are just two of the spectacular
vistas he snapped. The 45 years old photographer aid: in fact I’ve never get tired of the
landscape, because I love them so much due to their colors, their skies and
their iconic history. These fantastic places are so popular and have been captured
by well-established photographers but I haven't seen too many done with a
fisheye, so I tried to something different and wanted to change the point of
view with extreme distortion to achieve something exceptional. The talented artist
boasts a degree in computer science and has worked for the biggest technology
companies in the world. He professes to be an inquisitive person and loves
discovering new places.
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