infrared
Photos taken by the infrared camera
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Idyllic views, a waterfall, and a reservoir
Текст на русском находится внизу страницы, после английского A little album from two trips to three different spots. First stop – the restaurant at Shaws Rd Winery. It’s set out in a peaceful spot in a middle of nowhere… Continue reading
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On the Beach and a Market for Ghosts
Rain, rain, and yep—more rain pouring down across our state. And then, just for a change, a bit more rain. It’s been going like this for weeks. But to be fair, every now and then the rain takes a… Continue reading
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Infrared Lake and Japanese Wisteria
Not hysteria—wisteria! It’s a lovely flowering vine that climbs fences and walls and makes them look magic when it’s in bloom. Not far from Melbourne, in the town of Yarra Glen, there’s a garden where wisteria grows over special… Continue reading
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Dacha near Melbourne
Текст на русском находится внизу страницы, после английского So yeah, another album’s finally come together. Over the weekend I visited a place I’ve known about for ages, but for one reason or another, never actually got around to checking… Continue reading
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Nature in Visible and Invisible Light
On Saturday, for some reason I found myself 150 km out of Melbourne, down on the Wilsons Promontory peninsula. Fun fact—it’s the southernmost point of mainland Australia. That alone makes it interesting, but the place is also absolutely stunning.… Continue reading
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Infrared picnic
For once, the weather finally warmed up around Melbourne and the sun actually came out. And since it was a public holiday, heaps of people headed out into nature—to go for walks, have picnics, and just enjoy life. I wasn’t… Continue reading
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Melbourne in Infrared
Well, here we go — my second crack at infrared photography. On Wednesday morning, before work, I took a stroll along the Yarra River heading toward the Melbourne CBD, snapping random shots along the way. Infrared photos love bright sunlight… Continue reading
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Invisible colours
So, the promised unusual photo album from the Great Ocean Road is finally here. What makes it unusual? It was shot in infrared — light that’s invisible to the naked eye. I’d been curious about infrared photography for… Continue reading
