Infrared

A collection of images taken withh an Infrared (IR) converted camera. Most digital camera sensors can capture light wavelengths between 300 and 1200nm. An IR converted camera fitted with a 720nm filter allows wavelengths of 720nm upwards to around 1200nm, therefore cutting out most of the visble light spectrum.

Oak Amongst Conifers
Burton Bradstock
A view from Burton Bradstock taken with an infrared converted camera
Durdle Door Beach II
The view looking West, away from Durdle Door captured with an Infrared converted camera.
Clavell Tower - Kimmeridge Bay
St Nonna's Church, Cornwall
This 15th Century church is in Altarnun (altar of St Non or Nonna), North Cornwall takes its present name from the 6th century church of St Nonna. The Normans built a church here in the early 12th century but only a few pieces of which are still to be found (for example the font). The tower is 109 feet high and took more than a generation to complete. It is known as the Cathedral of the Moors.
Leonardslea Garden Trees
A view captured in Infrared and converted to black and white.
Hourglass
A view captured in Infrared and converted to black and white.
Leonardslea Lake
A view captured in Infrared and converted to black and white.

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