infrared photography
 

Have been getting into near Infrared Photography to have something to do while dealing with Parkinson's Disease. Here's a pic to show the eerie look infrared has. Had to re-size to fit on here ( was over 12 megabytes) so it lost most of the resolution the original has.

Thanks,
Bob

Hi Bob,

Cool pic,

Dave.

thanks....that is really neat....kind of surreal.
D.

another one
 

Here's another one with switched color channels, layers & masking.

more infrared
 

Here's a more with a more usual infrared look.

more infrared pics
 

Here's a one from La Due Reservoir in northeast Ohio.

another
 

Another one at La Due.

This is my favourite of all so far. I did not realise the Terraforming of Titan had begun and that you had taken pictures there:D

Dave.

Question
 

I am only familiar w/ SLR old school camera. Can I buy infrared film for it and do Walgreens processing? If you have never been on LSD, it is amazing the similarities to a plasticine world. Thanks, Ken in Texas.

These are really interesting. I think they are good enough to show competitively. ;)

I like especially the Mask001 (the woodland stream photo).

I was in a show years ago and there were photos by a chemist from DOW who worked with microcrystalography...he had beautiful colorful photos of various chemical crystals in that show. I had an interesting discussion with his wife.