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All Photos were taken in the North Central Texas area by the author using Kodak HIE black and white infrared film, a Nikon F3 with a 28mm F/2.8 Tamron zoom lens and a Wratten #87 IR bandpass filter at various ASA speeds. All photographs were hand processed. Negatives scanned on a Microtek Scanmaker 8700 Pro.
(All photos copyrighted © by Doug G. Pierson.)

Lake Effect java applet written by David Griffiths - from the Java Boutique.
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Clouds Cottonwoods Fallen Tree Fountain
Clouds
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Fallen Tree
Fountain
Mesquites Mesquite Pond Twin Trees Creek Bed
Mesquites
Mesquite Pond
Twin Trees
Creek Bed
Monk's Pond Stumped Mystical Pond Pond's Edge
Monk's Pond
Stumped
Mystical Pond
Pond's Edge
Prairie Galaxy Myst Valley Let There Be Light Rock Blocks
Prairie Galaxy
Myst Valley
Let There Be Light
Rock Blocks
Infrared Photography Links
Infrared (IR) photography - popular myths

Infrared Landscapes, Helsinki

Invisible Light

Professor Ferncase's Infrared Window

Spectral Selectivity - spectral selectivity is a technique for creating images which uses intentionally limited ranges of radiation in the ultraviolet, visible, or infrared portions of the spectrum. It has uses in artistic and scientific photography.

Infrared Photography FAQ - New Edition (V2.4.6) by Clive Warren - Sunday, May 19, 2002

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