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This is the road that takes you to our house in the Scottish Borders. It’s the middle of Spring and it’s been glorious weather so you may be wondering why it looks like it’s been snowing. It hasn’t, of course, but this shot was taken using my infra-red converted camera
An infra-red photograph of the Liddesdale Valley taken from the dismantled railway.
An infra-red shot on the morning walk through the Florida Forestry area with Jess. I was quite taken with the stormy feel of this black and white conversion.
Today’s picture is from this morning’s walk with the infra-red camera. Yes, the image of the moon was taken this morning although, in truth, it wasn’t actually positioned there…but I like the image and didn’t want it ignored. Of course, the usual tree shot was always going to be used.
I’m not sure why I haven’t tried this before – infra-red macro. I rather like what the process has done to this dandelion seedhead – there’s definitely some mileage in this – expect to see a re-worked (ie better, in focus) version of this in the next few days and
I broke out my infra-red converted Nikon D60 camera for the first time this year, depsite the fact that it was overcast first thing this morning. I’d decided I was going to use it last night and charged the battery up so wasn’t going to be put off by a
Another catch up post, this time from May 2019 when I took a walk around the North part of Great Dunmow via the church towards Little Easton, back along Bigods Lane and then on to Doctors Pond. As always we had plenty of wildlife on the pond and generally around
My favourite tree on Water Lane in Great Dunmow taken with my infrared camera turning the green foliage white and the blue sky (where there is any), black.
I regularly see a lot of rabbits on my morning walks around Dunmow. Today, I had my infra-red camera with me so wondered what a rabbit would look like…wonder no more – I like how the eye has come out particularly.
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