Unseen: An Infrared Photography Exhibition

Using an all-spectrum camera, familiar coastal scenes shift in tone and contrast, offering a quieter

more abstract take on a well-known landscape.

Shot across Point Lonsdale, Unseen focuses on the understated structures of the coast — trees, fences, pathways and open stretches of land. These elements, often overlooked, become the anchor points within each frame. Rather than documenting the coastline as it appears, her use of infrared photography reveals something slightly altered. The work sits between the familiar and the unfamiliar, inviting a slower, more considered way of seeing.

Opening celebration is from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM on May 24, with refreshments available. Jane Fitzgerald is a Geelong-based international award winning photographer working across art, travel , weddings, restaurants and commercial photography.