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7 Cool Infrared Photos
In the olden days of film, if you wanted to be cool and shoot photos using infrared light, you needed a special film. But with today’s DSLR camer...
In the olden days of film, if you wanted to be cool and shoot photos using infrared light, you needed a special film. But with today’s DSLR cameras, all you need is an infrared lens filter. I haven’t personally shot an infrared picture yet – but I do think they can be kinda cool looking.
I found plenty of cool infrared images within the PhotoShelter community. Here are a few of my favorites…
Yankee Stadium by Rob Tringali.
Factory Building by Stephan Jouhoff.
Tree by Andrew Shurtleff.
Swimmer by Chris Ivin.
Albemarle County, Virginia by Andrew Shurtleff.
Infrared Shadow at the Racetrack – Death Valley by Scott Sharick.
Cattle Field by Stephan Jouhoff.
If you’ve spotted (or shot) any cool infrared photos, please share them by posting a link below!
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