A blinding light

Luca Prestia (b. 1971) lives in Turin and received a PhD in Modern History at Turin University. In 2000 he became a photojournalist.
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This series is titled A blinding light. The images are part of a project carried out between 2005 and 2007 in two different countries: the desert of Wadi-Rum (Jordan) and the region of Kapadokya (Turkey). The main subject of these pics was the light, dazzling and sharp throughout the day. A light that surrounds people and objects, which gives them a surreal and metaphysical dimension.

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Wadi-Rum desert (Jordan), 2005

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Wadi-Rum desert (Jordan), 2005

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Wadi-Rum desert (Jordan), 2005

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Mount Nebo (Jordan), 2006

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Mount Nebo (Jordan), 2006

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Mount Nebo (Jordan), 2006

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Uçhisar (Turkey), 2007

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Göreme (Turkey), 2007

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Kapadokya (Turkey), 2007

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Panorama of the syrian border from the top of Mount Nemrut (Turkey), 2007

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Göreme (Turkey), 2007

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