Infrared Photography - Deciduous tree forest
My first photo is my entry for #treetuesday deciduous_tree by @old-guy-photos
 | Lumix GH3, modified by LifePixel for Full Spectrum |
|---|---|
 | Olympus M.Zuiko Pancake 14-42mm |
 | 37mm ZOMEI Infrared Passthrough filter |
 | f/4.5 |
 | 1/400 sec |
 | 400 |
 | Near Infrared Region (NIR) |
 | 720 nanometers |
 | Georgia USA. |
A few more photos:
The forest is so dense in the summer, I try not to stray more than a few hundred feet from trail buddies.
From the air, you cannot see down in into this forest without special camera equipment and techology.
This forest, will take over anything left in it without constant trimming and removal.
Thanks to @nevlu123 for the animation.
The third one looks so jungle like, somehow. Beautiful photos.
@gandalfthewhite
Yeah maybe that big tree trunk, well parts of Georgia are considered a rainforest so pretty much.
Beautiful trees! ♥♥♥
@maria444
thanks much! They have been around a long time, hundreds of years probably.
It's like a winter forest and hoarfrost on the trees.
@setik-001
Hah yeah infrared photos look like snow covered leaves. Its actually the chemical in the leaves reflecting the light from the sun off the plants.
wow its like a dream place
@roky
Sweet spots outdoors can be treasures when you find them.
yes in winter trees lose their leaves.
Beautiful infrared Photograph..
@tussar11
Yep most do in Georgia, not the pines and a few other trees though. thanks!
You are welcome dear friend...
beautiful photography.
@amorjyoti
thanks much, your photos are great as well.
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