First Infrared

This is my first attempt at infrared photography had my practical lesson/tutorial today thanks the wonderful generosity of Jorlam @jorlam

[Hazel]

This is new to - me is it in-camera or post processing?

[Terri]

Its stunning.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

This is great have tried this but only with diopters filters - and then convert to bw - is this a dedicated camera?

[Jorlam]

Well done Peter, think the contrast could be higher but other than that it is a fine image, the shrubs have come up very nicely..
love trees in winter as the shape can be better seen..

[Babs]

Again I thought the same as Hazel, is this in camera or post processing? Really interesting effect.

[Ron]

Nicely done Peter. How fortunate to have a great tutor like Jorlam present to guide you.

[Peter]

@quietpurplehaze Thank you Hazel I used a Nikon D90 that has been converted with an internal 665nm filter to record infrared only, then I converted the image into b&w in Photoshop:)

[Peter]

@terrinorthwind Thank you so much Terri:)

[Peter]

@ziggy77 Thank you for your comment Jo, yes its been converted, I understand the Infrared filters that screw on the end of the lens are a pain to use having to set up the shot and focus then screw on the lens can give variable/disappointing results:)

[Peter]

@jorlam Thank you for your constructive comments and wonderful tutorial Jorlam, I was not convinced I had the processing right, on getting home and viewing the Greenhead Park shots went to try my luck in my a local park, only took a few shots then the sun went in for the day, lol:)

[Peter]

@onewing Thanks Babs it was the modified camera and then converting to b&w in Photoshop:)

[Peter]

@stray_shooter Thank you for your great comments Ron I must say Jorlam is very modest about her photographic abilities but take it from me she is a very knowledgeable and capable photographer:)

[Annie D]

great tones and texture Peter - well done!