Infrared photography can be described as a sensor that is sensitive to infrared light. This type of photography is also called unseen photography, as we cannot see the infrared light (IR light). So whenever we use equipment that can capture IR photos, it means that we will be able to see things that are not visible to our eyes.
Even Photoshop cannot mimic the original picture of infrared photos due to different color, textures, leaves, human skin and plants. IR photography is a different type, and some people may not like it. So to explore more about these, we need to see few examples, and I hope it will expand your horizon of photography topics.
Infrared Photography Resources
- Infrared Photography with a Digital Camera (A great article that describe the basics of IR Photography for a beginner.)
- Infrared Sensitivity Comparisons ( For a comparison on different types of cameras this article will give you detailed instructions and tell you more about modifying Olympus 2040)
- DPanswers: IR Photography (This article covers all the pros and cons of Infrared photography and more resources where much needed information are provided.)
- Infrared for Beginners – Written by Jerry Kneupper, who has dedicated website on IR photography. He has a 9 part documentation on Infrared Photography, and he also gives information on different type of cameras and equipment.
- Ways to Process Infrared Photographs in Photoshop – 5 step tutorial on IR photography where Alex Morrison has written a detailed Photoshop tutorial.
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Weather

Clouds Infrared

Water Infrared Photography

Blue Tree

North-coast Infrared

Beautiful Tree Infrared

National WWII Memorial

Sky infrared by MichiLauke

Infrared Photography Tropical Garden

Untitled-Infrared

Cypress-Infrared

Screel Infrared

Conwy Castle

Freedom

Butterfly

Magic Tree

Silence In Blue

Hackesche Hoefe

Chestnut

Sky Infrared

Paradise Garden

Berlin Tegeler

Snow Globe

City Tree

Phonix Infrared

Country Road

Lake View

Lost Beach

Palm Trees

Tropical Garden Paradise

Fisheye Lens

If you find infrared photography interesting? then lookout for this space again, as we regularly add beautiful shots monthly.