Another Ass with a DSLR

Just another hobbyist photographer trying to learn how to use his camera. All pictures are my work unless otherwise stated. I use a Nikon D7000, an infrared modified D70, and a Doogee S96 phone camera.

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Obligatory bluebells shot. 720nm IR, channel swapped.

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Countryside near Winnats Pass

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More Peak District. Near Winnats Pass

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A face at Winnats Pass

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Rainbows in infrared don't look super interesting, whoda thunk? I suspected but it was neat to confirm.

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Trig Point, Bromsgrove

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A field near Bromsgrove

720nm Infrared.

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Fishing lake near Tamworth. 650nm infrared

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Old barn near Middleton Water. 720nm infrared

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Fishing lake in Tamworth. Shot in 650nm infrared

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"Plastic foliage surrounded by a ring of iron bolts. Possible attempt to commune with anti-fae. Taken near blast site."

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St Paul's Church, Lozells.

Shot on 720nm infrared. Pretty neat building. I love the light this time of year but opportunities to actually get the camera out and find something to take snaps of while I work are few.

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Put a UV/IR filter on the infrared camera to get most of the colors back. It's a neat effect sometimes.

I then immediately lost the fucker. An expensive effect.

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"Train cancelled due to leaves on the line."

Model railway at Kingsbury Water Park.

Bought an expensive filter for my camera and immediately lost it the first day I got it. I hate my brain.

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Dead flowers in my front yard

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Nevermind, caved in and bought a new IR camera. This one is a Sony mirrorless, fits in my pocket a little neater. Test photo from my local area

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Infrared camera got stolen out of my car. I barely do photography outside of my phone these days but I'm still a little sad. End of an era.