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Is anyone here? If you are, drop an image or questions about Infrared photography. This was shot in the Florida Keys at 850nm.
I am a complete amateur compared to some others here, these were taken on Aerochrome false color infrared film, cut down to sub miniature 8x11 mm format and shot in a minox c with an orange filter. De... View MoreI am a complete amateur compared to some others here, these were taken on Aerochrome false color infrared film, cut down to sub miniature 8x11 mm format and shot in a minox c with an orange filter. Developed in E-6 chemistry then scanned with a small macro lens on a smartphone. The negatives are too small for my scanner, it only goes down to 110.
This was a capture from Driftwood Beach on Jekyll Island Georgia.
We got to visit Savannah, Georgia for the day Saturday. What a beautiful city, busy and bustling too. We only got to spend a few hours there but will defiantly return. I prefer to not have people in m... View MoreWe got to visit Savannah, Georgia for the day Saturday. What a beautiful city, busy and bustling too. We only got to spend a few hours there but will defiantly return. I prefer to not have people in my images but there weren't many options at the fountain in Forsyth Park. What do you think of this infrared street scene?
To celebrate the launch of my brand new website, I’m giving away a 16x24"canvas gallery print of one of my favorites Lighted Palm (retail value $311)! 🎉
👉 ENTER HERE: https://www.dreamworldimages.com... View MoreTo celebrate the launch of my brand new website, I’m giving away a 16x24"canvas gallery print of one of my favorites Lighted Palm (retail value $311)! 🎉
👉 ENTER HERE: https://www.dreamworldimages.com/new-website-giveaway
The winner will be announced on April 1, 2022.
I will also be providing EVERYONE who enters (even if you don't win!) a one-time discount to buy anything on my site at 20% off.
Good luck! 💪
BTW – I’d love if you would let me know what you think about my new site in the comments below!
Our limited series for March is all about the Irish Monument in Gettysburg. Which was dedicated on July 2nd, 1888 to the 63rd, 69th, and 88th New York Infantry 14th New York Independent Battery and i... View MoreOur limited series for March is all about the Irish Monument in Gettysburg. Which was dedicated on July 2nd, 1888 to the 63rd, 69th, and 88th New York Infantry 14th New York Independent Battery and is located on Sickles Avenue, just inside the Rose Woods, and stands 19' 6" tall.
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Red Courthouse, was taken in Inverness Florida with a full spectrum converted Nikon Z6 in October 2021. What do you think?
Captured outside Panacea, Fl
So I started with infrared photography over 20 years ago when I had a Minolta DiMAGE, picked up a very thin IR filter, and just held it in front of the lens. From there, I added a holder and did this ... View MoreSo I started with infrared photography over 20 years ago when I had a Minolta DiMAGE, picked up a very thin IR filter, and just held it in front of the lens. From there, I added a holder and did this off and on for years. About seven years ago, when we moved to Gettysburg, I picked up a Nikon D3300 that was converted at LifePixel to 720nm. That was great, and the problem was carrying two cameras. I try to stay as light as possible when I go out to shoot, depending on where I am. I had my Nikon Z6 converted to full spectrum about two years ago. This was a game-changer since I quickly changed filters in the field and shot visible light, full-spectrum, or IR. I picked up a visible bandpass and 720nm filter from LifePixels. Then to mess around grabbed a cheap variable IR filter off Amazon. I know it isn't giving me the best quality, but it is letting me try out wavelengths from 530-750nm. It was interesting and I've learned a great deal about the different wavelengths. My next step will be to get a dedicated 530nm and an 830nm filter. I'd love to get the kit from Kolari but its about $900+ for the size I need. This was a little about my start with inivisible light photography and where I'm going.
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