It is Infrared Photography Season

With the leaves blooming here in Upstate New York is is time to break out the digital infrared camera. Fun camera to use on bright sunny days rendering vegetation light shades of gray and white.

Digital Infrared Images

The look of snow in the middle of summer is called Digital Infrared Photography. Below are images I took over the past few weeks using my Nikon D200 which has been converted to only capture infrared light waves, rendering green foliage white like snow.

HDR Workshop at Oakwood Cemetery Chapel

I did a HDR photography workshop hosted by the Photocenter of Troy at the Oakwood Cemetery Chapel - Crematorium in Troy NY. The Chapel was built in 1890 in memory of Gardner Earl who past away in 1887. this location was a amazing place to introduce photographers to HDR photography. I have created a image galley of photos I took from this event and the gallery can be access from link below.

http://rjnphoto.com/Gallery/2010images/OakwoodHDR/

Infrared Gallery

I have created a Image Gallery of the first images from my Infrared converted Nikon D200. Shooting Infrared with a converted digital camera is much easier that the days of shooting Infrared film. The gallery can be accessed from link below.

http://rjnphoto.com/Gallery/2010images/IR-1/

Infrared Panoramic

During this past week I took the D200 Infrared camera out and did a multiple image stitched panoramic photo. Image is made up of 8 images stitched together using Adobe Photoshop CS4.

Spring in Infrared

Fresh vegetation is the perfect subject for Infrared Photography. This past week I got out and did some shooting after a long period of not shooting. These images where taken with my Nikon D200 which I had converted over to Infrared by LifePixel. My D200 was converted to a Deep B&W IR filter so it will only produce B&W Infrared images.

Digital Infrared

I have had my Nikon D200 camera converted over to capture infrared light making it a dedicated infrared system. Infrared images will show green vegetation as very bright near white and blue sky and water will render near black. I was able to capture a few infrared images just prior to winter setting in here in New York which I have posted in this blog. Look for more infrared images once the green leaves return in the spring.