[adam]

Just to share some IR shots taken in the past week, wandering around with my IR camera.


#1
Path

I like taking photographs with folliage, it usually emphasises that IR 'effect'

#2
Belltower


#3
Bus Only


#4
Bus Port

While waiting for the bus... I like how this came out - straight out of the camera, no editing

#5
the lone tourist

When I'm walking around by myself, there's no one to take photographs for me. I'm a tourist in my own city.

[championboxer]

adam.... u use a IR filter or?

[championboxer]

love your bell tower shot!!

[adam]

Thanks Bernard
I use an IR modified G2
It's using an R72 mod (specifically using Schott RG715 which passes 715nm onwards).

[smarti77]

These are all very impressive adam. I have to admit that I know nothing about IR photography.
Am I correct in assuming this is one of those things that simply can not be recreated in photoshop?

[adam]

These are all very impressive adam. I have to admit that I know nothing about IR photography.
Am I correct in assuming this is one of those things that simply can not be recreated in photoshop?

Thanks smarti77
Emulations of the effect could possibly be recreated in photoshop, but I prefer the *real thing*
And after saying that, I do often put the photographs from the camera through Photoshop to do some changes (such as Red & blue channel swapping to get the blue sky).

[Irma]

I have always admired your IR pictures Adam. You worked very nice your composition in these ones.
I like a lot "bus only".

[shuttertalk]

Wonderful shots adam... the first one looks like a snow scene!

[NT73]

Snow scene yes, almost.
They all stand out though.
Can you take shots in the dark with IR lamps?

[adam]

I think using IR lamps is possible!

[NT73]

I was thinking of the TV nature programs that use it for night scenes. Badgers/foxes/owls, etc.
Although the shots come out in blue/black and white/grey.

[Wedding Shooter]

All great Adam - love the bell tower one especially.

[Pat]

Love your IR images, I'm going to be different - I prefer the pic of the path