Infrared photos are famous for their fascinating surreal look that cannot be easily reproduced within the visible spectrum. Whether black and white or colour, these photos use high contrasts and ‘false colour’ to add extra definition and a dissonant yet attractive character to any composition. Using my recent experience with infrared photography, in this tutorial I explore how you can use your DSLR with an infrared filter to capture and process your own unique photos.
Over the last decade I have used several different photo labs to print my personal photos, from family snapshots to beautiful compositions. During this same time period I have noticed significant disparities between the prints I have received. Washed out or over saturated, blurry or oversharp, these images have caused me to wonder if there even are any quality standards among these “photo labs”! Scroll down and you’ll see what I’m referring to…
How to master low light shots incorporating landscapes.
