Infrared photography is one of the most interesting techniques we can dive into today, especially when we’re feeling a little experimental. Despite the technical challenges, the results also tend to be rewarding and fascinating, since it essentially involves capturing light in the invisible spectrum. If you’re interested but don’t know
Last week, I shared thoughts on adding an infrared camera to your fall color scouting. Here are some more IR images that were harvested form that scouting session. Infrared imagery gives you lots more opportunity to capture photos when the light isn’t ‘right’ for your color capture. The glow When
As you may know, I’m a fan of infrared images. So it was pretty much a no-brainer when my friend Jim Peterson sent an email asking if I wanted to join a group heading up to the volcano monument to make IR images. As Sunset Crater is only a little
