Monday’s Spectrum Exploration
In Monday’s Spectrum Exploration with Infrared Photography we see how infrared captures reveal the unseen beauty of landscapes.
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In Monday’s Spectrum Exploration with Infrared Photography we see how infrared captures reveal the unseen beauty of landscapes.
This Infrared series post includes an earlier image from my 720nm EOS 5D MkII, processed for an appealing blue sky.
A return after a bit of a hiatus and a visit to a nearby historical Meetinghouse. Explorations in light and color feature.
Another infrared image from Tower Hill Botanic Garden. This gives me some thoughts about further exploration in processing.
The result of a very enjoyable Sunday morning at Tower Hill was a bevy of infrared photography. Here’s one of the images that I’m still working on.
While exploring the New England Botanic Garden at Tower Hill with an eye toward IR photography, a family scene caught my eye.
Another image from a recent walk through Gillette Castle State Park, emphasizing the interplay of water, foliage, and sky.
This past weekend, despite a gloomy weather forecast, I explored infrared photography at Gillette Castle State Park. Join in for some of the mystery that is unveiled.
A short exploration of the discrepancy between the view through the camera and the resulting image, showcasing an infrared image of a tree and sky that reveals unexpected colors.
This Sunday, I followed the magnificent amounts of water that have been added to New England over the past couple…