Infrared is a funny form of photography as you are never quite sure what “colours” you may end up with (after conversion). I must confess that I always love the surprises as it is never as I had imagined, this is why I find the medium so exciting!!
I have enhanced the colours of Nangreaves village here with a lantern light to suit my tastes for colour and light, hope you like it too : )
Summer in Walkers field, nothing more glorious than a sunny day.
When I first visited Grant’s tower in Ramsbottom in was an overgrown ruin which was difficult to access. Very Happy on this recent visit with my infrared camera to see it is being rebuilt stone by stone which was very welcome news to me.
Infrared Photograph of a Lancashire buttercup field in summer.
Infrared Landscape Photograph taken in Bury Lancashire.
False Colour infrared photograph of some fantastic tree’s dead and alive found in Wigan.
False Colour Infrared photography taken along the beautiful Leeds to Liverpool Canal in a very sunny Lancashire.
False Colour Infrared photography is something that I love to photograph on Sunny days, at last summer has arrived here in Manchester !
The one thing that spoils the photograph is the Council’s eagerness to put pointless signs everywhere that totally spoil views.
I come across a chap called Ian Nairn who first started to focus our minds in the 1960’s on how councils are ruining our cities and countryside. Looks like no-one paid any interest….
