De Wilde spent three days on Pingelap and a month elsewhere in Micronesia. She has recently published "The Island of the Colorblind," a photobook of material that she shot on Pingelap and a larger ...

Imagine only being able to see the things in front of you in soft focus, and just in black and white. For people with the genetic eye condition achromatopsia those are just some of the side effects.

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Color-sensing cone cells in the eye are disabled in patients suffering from the disorder, called achromatopsia. Many can only see black, white and shades of grey.

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"I took the picture while he was climbing back down," De Wilde said. Jaynard Robert, one of the island's colorblind residents, often climbs this tree in the garden, to pick fruits and play.

While achromatopsia (also known as “total” colorblindness) occurs in around 1 in 30,000 people globally, the incidence in Pingelap’s small population is believed to be between 4% and 10%.