The image shows Charleston’s Angel Oak tree in infrared a spectrum that the human eye can’t see.
The process to create an infrared image is time-consuming, but it is worth it to see another world that the trees live in. I hope to master this process some day.
I get tired of shooting the same old stuff as everyone else so I entered the world of IR. The camera that I use a Nikon D200 converted by Life Pixel.
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Very cool, Lou, and I’m envious you get (choose?) to visit our old friend seemingly often. Warmly (while cool), Jack
Thanks Jack :) but you get to make cool movies.