Infrared
I always like to experiment with different things. These are a few pictures from the one and only time I tried infrared film. Infrared film is black and white and is very difficult (and expensive) to handle and process. However I wanted to try it. All of these pictures were shot during an overcast day through a dark red filter (so only red and infrared light got to the film).
When I took these shots I had absolutely no idea how they would turn out. I just lined up my shot and took my chances.
In this one, the sky was giving off so much IR light that a good part of the top of the picture was completely washed out.
When I took these shots I had absolutely no idea how they would turn out. I just lined up my shot and took my chances.
In this one, the sky was giving off so much IR light that a good part of the top of the picture was completely washed out.
Infrared film is not very sharp so the images are kind of fuzzy. I find that it adds a very ethereal look to the next shot of the trees.
One thing I did know about infrared film was that living things emit a lot of infrared light. So, green foliage looks white in the picture. Check out the spruce tree in the last shot.
I sometimes wish I hadn't picked winter to try this. But I love these winter photos.
3 Comments:
I love all the shots, but I love the second one best. It's very...haunted.
i'm crazy about both the second and fourth. the third one kind of tweaks me out some... like, those trees are just aching to devour life.
The third makes me think of Lord of the Rings in that the rightmost tree looks like a young Ent.
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