Feb 20
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smoke
photo: David Castenson
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Trig Point, Bromsgrove
Valley Floor
Captured in 590nm Infrared
An infra red photo of this Volvo N86 truck taken with Hoya R72 infra red filter
Late Afternoon at the Farm
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Flew out to Washington for a friend's wedding. I didn't want to bring too much stuff so I just brought my infrared camera. While I forgot to bring it with me when I went into the city, I did manage to get some great shots at the venue.
The Mountain's Apex
From the under-performing and rightly maligned "Everest of the Apes", 1979.
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Shot on a full spectrum Sony a6000, with a Nikkor 105mm f/2.5 AI-S and a Tiffen #12 filter. I put this together to showcase how these photos look as I shoot them compared to the finished rendering. It's meant to mimic the color model of Kodak Aerochrome, a long discontinued color infrared filmstock. The red channel of the finished image represents near-infrared light, the green channel is red, and the blue channel is green. Notice how the sky is blue but somewhat dark, that's because you're only seeing the green light in the sky rendered as blue.