Infrared landscape photography

Infrasnaps

The world captured in light beyond the visible spectrum — glowing white foliage, copper skies, and surreal colour.

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Selected work

Where leafs glow white and skies turn copper.

Photos with a divider are before/after sliders — drag it to compare the infrared edit with what the camera captured.

What is infrared photography?

Normal cameras see the rainbow. This one sees further.

Infrared photography uses a modified camera to capture light just beyond red — invisible to our eyes. It reflects off the world differently, so straight out of camera, green leaves turn blue and skies shift copper.

Editing takes it further: swapping colour channels and white balance turns that raw output into soft pink foliage and deep sea-blue skies — the surreal look IR is known for.

See the transformation above. ↑

Gear

Full-spectrum Sony NEX-5

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