How to create a blue sky with your infrared image

This article is a guest post from Deborah Sandidge, view her website and more information about her Infrared book at the end of the article. How to create a blue sky with your infrared image Shooting in infrared can transform a scene into something magical and otherworldly! A creative way to alter the look of [...]

Intro to Digital Infrared Photography

This article is a guest post from Deborah Sandidge, view her website and more information about her Infrared book at the end of the article. Intro to Digital Infrared Photography Infrared photography is a wonderful way to broaden your photographic horizons and expand your creativity! Nothing can quite compare with the surreal factor of bright [...]

Awesome Digital Infrared Photography Images

We are going to start the week off with some great digital infrared photos to get those creative juices flowing. I have always loved infrared photography, it can give you such a unique viewpoint of a scene and let you see things in a totally different light. We have a great post on Digital Infrared [...]

Shooting Digital Infrared Photos

We covered the basics of Infrared photography and shooting with infrared film awhile back and as a follow up I wanted to go over how to shoot infrared images with a DSLR. You can read our previous article here: How to do infrared photography. Today I am going to focus on how your digital camera [...]

How to do infrared photography

Last week we did an article with some amazing examples of infrared photography “infrared photography – 16 amazing shots” and today I want to go over some how to’s to get you started with infrared photography. First there are a lot of different ways to try and get an infrared look to your images, but [...]

infrared photography – 16 amazing shots

I have always been a huge fan of infrared photography. Back in college I fell in love with Kodak’s black and white infrared film and shot many landscapes with that film. For me it gave me the ability to turn a landscape into something more surreal, for the viewer to really look into the image [...]