Infrared photography uses filters to block out and enhance certain colors in the visual spectrum, creating surreal, dreamlike images with a lurid appearance known as the "Wood Effect". The technique dates back to the early 1900s, first appearing in the October 1910 edition of the Royal Photographic Society Journal to illustrate a paper by Robert W. Wood, who discovered these unusual affects (which were named after him). The attributes of infrared photos include very dark skies and an atmospheric haze. Check out these gnarly infrareds below!
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2 comments:
Cooll!! Love it. :D
OMG That is cool!!! I'm going to buy a lens to my camera, so i was just looking at the photos on the internet.
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