#infrared photography
Oak tree throughout the visible and invisible spectrum of light. UV through IR and combined spectrums.
This is a canon full spectrum camera with the UV and IR filters removed by light pixel and shot with varying filters from Zomei 680nm Pass, 680nm Pass & Tiffen T1, B+W 403, B+W 403 & T1, T1, and no filter.
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Photography by Visioni Italiane
Location: Terento/Terenten, Alto Adige/Südtirol, Italy
Technique: Digital Infrared
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Sunbeams over the North Sea off the coast of Cornwall.
Taken with an infrared lens which gives it the luminous light.
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@crispyfishsticks linked me an IR photography post that made me realize that I never shot anything in full spectrum in autumn - which is really stupid because every single color just screams SHOOT IN IR YOU PRUNEY PICKLE. And, hoo boy, I’m glad I went out in the last light of the only day that had a bit of sun after work. Sunset + fall colors + infrared = Yes. And I still didn’t test out a green filter that could drive this IR experiment really home. Maybe we’ll get a few hours of sun tomorrow… would be a nice distraction from the general slump.
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Some of the infrared photographs from hiking in the region of Germany’s highest mountain, the Zugspitze. I shot almost everything with the “Lùra-O-Vision” filter stack this time, and I think I’ve improved my infrared game. We had perfect weather all week, and I’m happy about this pretty conclusion of 2019′s infrared season. :)
Also,@shivallon and I went to Riverside’s concert yesterday evening after I stumbled out of the homebound train, and they’re unbelievable live. Our awesomely expressive headbanging-dance was beyond euphoric, and while I was afraid to use any part of my body at the drums today, it behaved pretty well. Must have been the obscene caloric surplus from Southern Bavaria’s food that I now have to get rid of again. x)
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