Alexis Pichot’s Marche Celeste Photography Series

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There is something magical about the nocturnal world set within the confines of a forest. The moon, the shadows, the elegant outline of trees; all deep-rooted symbolism of the in-between world. A world so ancient, so mystical and so long forgotten we can only reconnect to it in fables and through film.

Source: Alexis Pichot’s Marche Celeste Photography Series.

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