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infrared barn farm landscape

infrared bales

infrared clouds

infrared harvest field

infrared haybales

infrared sky fencepost

infrared sky fencepost

infrared sky

infrared sky

Infrared

More experimental stuff.

These pictures were shot using an infrared filter which means that visible and ultraviolet light is completely blocked.

I’ve forgotten all the science behind it to be honest but the result is the sort of otherworldly B&W landscapes which remind me of Terry Pratchett’s descriptions of Death’s abode.

My images are out of focus because infrared focuses at a slightly different point than visible light and I was clever enough to work out the disparity.

These were very long exposures (a few minutes each) because the filter is very dark and very thick (it looks like a solid black disc at first glance). Hence the watery, flowing clouds.

I’ve often felt like I’m making the same picture over and agin so sometimes it’s good to go completely leftfield and try something completely different.

There are 3 Comments to this article

Sam says:
08/04/2012

I completely agree with the Death’s Domain thing. I’ve got to get back out taking photos again. Nice to see some fresh blogs, I was wondering if you’d forgotten about WAH

Loop says:
08/07/2012

I haven’t taken any new pictures in yonks. Still got a slight backlog to work through though. I had a few software problems and I sold my wide angle which has put me back a bit.

I’ve never forgotten about the site, I’ve just been busy or lazy.

Where in the world are you now?

Sam says:
08/08/2012

I’m back in Yosemite. I wound up flat broke after the trip so I retreated to the easiest place to make money I knew. Started designing my own board games in my spare time. LIfe is good. How goes the National Park related job hunt?

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