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Rather than traditional black and white, I prefer infrared for landscape photography. The infrared spectrum is unseen by the human eye, but can be captured with a modified digital camera. The infrared image may evoke a visual interpretation of reality but, in fact, reveals a dream-like, ethereal parallel universe. Though the photographic methods are similar, infrared photography challenges the preconceptions of traditional photography.
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Burnt Oak and Moonrise at China Camp |
