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**See The World Through Different Eyes.**

19 - Infrared Photography

May 3, 2019

It’s that time of the year again. The sun is shining, spring has sprung, and that means its time for my annual Infrared nature walks.

Every year I love to walk around with my converted Canon T5 and capture images of the world through different eyes. The beautiful thing about infrared photography is that you get to see things differently than you would normally. This gives you a kind of mystical feeling that can turn even the most mundane scene into something extraordinary.

Ive talked about infrared photography before on this blog, you can check out some of my other posts at the following links.

Infrared Nature Walk 5/3/17

A Camera That Shoots Infrared

Today I decided to take a simple walk through the park and I am pleasantly surprised to say that I came back with some amazing results.

Click on the images below to view them in full resolution.

I plan on doing a lot more of this kind of thing this year, so definetly stay tuned. In the mean time let me know what you think.

I hope you all enjoy the photos. Have a fantastic day.

Behind The Scenes "Aqueous Motion" Photo Shoot 6/1/16

June 2, 2016

I decided to film a quick behind the scenes look at my setup for the last project. Here you can see my lighting setup as well as how I took some of the shots.

You can find more information on this project including the final images on yesterdays post.

11 More Images Added to "Aqueous Motion - Volume 1"

June 1, 2016

On Monday I posted a small collection of five images titled "Aqueous Motion - Volume 1", today I have added eleven new images to the series. I mainly focused on perfecting the techniques used on Monday's shoot and i've learned quite a bit from doing so. If you need more information on the project itself feel free to check out Monday's post for more information.

In the meantime enjoy the photos.

New Photo Series - "Aqueous Motion - Volume 1"

May 30, 2016

After seeing quite a few examples online I decided to experiment with underwater ink photography. It took a while for me to find the correct ink to use in order to get the effect present in the images, but after a few hours of research I finally found the right kind of ink for the job.

The following five images were created by dropping acrylic ink into a flower vase. I than captured the flowing cloud of ink by using a flash and a very fast shutter speed. After I went through about 100 test images and a few gallons of water, I managed to pick out these five as the best images.

Im still experimenting with this technique, so expect more in the near future.

Below are the five final images. Enjoy, and let me know what you think.

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