#ThrowbackThursday to May 2016, when I had the opportunity to use a friend's infrared-converted camera (and had fun with it😁).

The invisible IR light is "shifted" into our human range through white balance, so anything goes with regards to color — there's no one "right" way for it to look...

Therefore, it's common to use black and white, or to swap the red & blue channels, in order to get a blue sky (what I did here).

Variations: https://www.alex-kunz.com/cottonwood-variations-infrared/

#Infrared #TBT #LandscapePhotography

Veinous Back.

I was going to discard this shot because it was blurry but damn it was promising. Apparently, from now on, I should take a picture of my back more than of my face 😬
You can see here some fine dark lines - some are (ahem) hair and some are veins, but it is far better than trials with my face and hands.
The issue here is that it was shot with f/2.8 and at such shallow depth of field, a slight movement would make everything out of focus. Here, I've tried to sharpen the image a bit; it was much worse before.

#back #skin #vein #veins #infrared #IR #goodmorning
The Little Mermaid. I used a Sigma Quattro SD to make this infrared photograph. #infrared #portrait #thelittlemermaid #blackandwhite #beach