B&W in IR: I like B&W images. But I really like B&W images created by IR modified cameras. I find the results to be more interesting to look at, even when the subject is boring. And...

JimH123 Loc: Morgan Hill, CA

I like B&W images. But I really like B&W images created by IR modified cameras. I find the results to be more interesting to look at, even when the subject is boring. And they capture my attention.

Here are a couple to illustrate my point. First image is using a 720nm filter. I like how the leaves become white and the sky black.

Second image is 590nm filter. Tree has no leaves. But in the background, there are leaves.

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NMGal Loc: NE NM

Really nice.

Curmudgeon Loc: SE Arizona

Fun set

RonDavis Loc: Chicago, IL

JimH123 wrote:

I like B&W images. But I really like B&W images created by IR modified cameras. I find the results to be more interesting to look at, even when the subject is boring. And they capture my attention.

Here are a couple to illustrate my point. First image is using a 720nm filter. I like how the leaves become white and the sky black.

Second image is 590nm filter. Tree has no leaves. But in the background, there are leaves.

Hi Jim, I haven't seen a lot of IR shots....but the effect is interesting....and nicely done

jack schade Loc: La Pine Oregon

Very nice!

jack

47greyfox Loc: on the edge of the Colorado front range

Nice set! Thx!

photophile Loc: Lakewood, Ohio, USA

JimH123 wrote:

I like B&W images. But I really like B&W images created by IR modified cameras. I find the results to be more interesting to look at, even when the subject is boring. And they capture my attention.

Here are a couple to illustrate my point. First image is using a 720nm filter. I like how the leaves become white and the sky black.

Second image is 590nm filter. Tree has no leaves. But in the background, there are leaves.

Lovely use of black and white.