Infrared Images Photo Gallery by Michael at pbase.com

Infrared Images

I have been making digital Infrared images since 2003. I started out putting a Hoya r72 filter on a little canon G3, was encouraged enough to buy a bigger filter for my d70. Finally, I had my d70 converted to full-time IR by Lifepixel. This is the way to go, if you have an extra camera sitting around. I later sold the d70 and now use a 665nm converted Nikon d90.
I'm still experimenting with post-processing techniques, but that's the fun of it. You can always go back to your original RAW file and try something new.

Comments and criticism welcomed, tell me what you think.

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:: Infrared Portraits ::	:: Zion in Infrared ::	:: Infrared Panoramas ::	:: Desert Southwest in Infrared ::
:: Grand Canyon in Infrared ::	:: Death Valley in Infrared ::	:: Lee's Ferry in Infrared ::	:: Canyonlands in Infrared ::
:: Nevada in Infrared ::	:: Oregon in Infrared ::	:: Crater Lake in Infrared ::	:: Painted Hills in Infrared ::
:: Eastern Oregon in Infrared ::	:: Portland Oregon in Infrared ::	:: Canon Beach Infrared ::	:: Infrared Sunflowers ::
:: Stonehenge, Washington in Infrared ::	:: d70 Infrared ::	:: d80 Infrared ::	:: Nikon d90 Infrared ::
:: Infrared Cemetery ::	:: Space Needle in Infrared ::	:: Bangkok Infrared ::	:: Indonesia in Infrared ::
:: FN Photographers in Infrared ::	:: Nong Nooch Tropical Gardens in Infrared ::	:: Chiang Mai Infrared ::	:: How I post process 665nm Infrared for color ::
:: Tioga Pass Road in Infrared ::	:: Infrared processing choices. ::	:: Infrared etc. ::	:: Early Digital Infrared ::
:: Joshua Tree National Park in Infrared ::	:: Saguaro National Park in Infrared ::	:: infrared_nudes_ ::	:: Sedona in Infrared ::
:: Boogie aka Andrea ::

comment

Michael Topcuoglu		16-Jun-2012 01:37
Great IR images... Masterful.

Michael		11-Aug-2011 13:09
Katryna, I never even tried scene settings, always used manual. The best advice I could give is to set a CWB on green grass and use that exclusively, it works for me.

Patrick		06-May-2010 18:53
I can tell a lot of hard wofk has gone into these galleries. Fantastic Collection!

Nella Pascal		25-Mar-2010 08:55
I am absolutely blown away by your infrared galleries. What an amazing variety and unique style. Your use of colour is daring and fun. Bravo.

Ferenc Erd�lyi		02-Mar-2010 12:45
Congratulate You on this beautiful work. Outstanding gallery.

Guest		25-Feb-2010 04:40
Michael, this is just beautiful work. But I seem to recall a picture of a certain individual that you took many years ago on Franklin Street in Chapel Hill, that involved a bucket of Carolina Blue paint.... We have a copy if you'd like to see it again. lixferhammond@netscape.net or edward.hammond@duke.edu. It would be great to hear from you! E & L PS--Kay says hello!

Jim Kramer		11-Jul-2009 21:20
I have added your infrared galleries to my "Infrared" public topic. Your work is quite good. I look forward to seeing your future contributions. -Jim Kramer

Johannes Go		04-Nov-2008 10:42
Dear Michael, Your infrared photos are amazing, I like the color, so simple but strong impact. Really excellent how you map the color. Congratulations! Keep in touch. John Go, www. johannesgo.com

Mary		31-Jul-2008 21:50
So when and where are the gallery showings ??? This is absolutely transcendental work. Thanks Michael. Your art helps me see that the world still has plenty of breath taking beauty to behold. I'm sure looking at your photos can directly elevate people's endorphin levels - hope we see lots more- Mary

Peter De Rycke		26-Feb-2008 21:39
Most impressed by your work Michael, added your webpage to my favorites and i'll surely be back some day !!

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