The angel at the cemetery
Tombstones
Color infrared path
Infrared post no. 6. This time in color, just to show that, that works to in some occasions. Best with green leaves and a lot of sun.
First autumn photo of the year
This is the very first autumn colored photo I have made and post processed this year. It’s from one of my many walks at Vestre Cemetery with my son in his stroller. I did make a few more that day, Read more …
Infrared heron
I always have a camera over my shoulder when I am out walking with little b in his pram. One of the favorite spots to take a walk – that’s not to far from home – is Vestre cemetery. In Read more …
New website: Analog Photography Rocks!
I launched my new website about analog photography a few days ago. It’s still in “work in progress” mode. But I want to get it started, because it motivates me to work a little faster and get things finished, when Read more …
The chapel at Vestre Cemetery
Graveyard Tree
This was a normal color photo, but I wanted it to look like it was make with an Infrared camera. I’m not sure if it has the right look, but it doesn’t really matter, because I like the look it Read more …
The Church in Brobyværk
Made in a quiet and very nice little town on Fyn, called Brobyværk – if you translate that directly to English it would be “Bridgetown Works”. If you happen to be in this part of the country, I can highly Read more …
Vestre Kirkegårds Nordre Kapel
Time for another infrared photo. I bought a Nikon Coolpix L620 that is modified with a 650nm infrared filter, a while ago. Now I have use and tested it quiet a bit, and I must say I’m not that happy Read more …
My first infrared camera
A few months ago I bought my first Infrared camera, a Nikon Coolpix L620 point and shoot camera, just to see if I found it fun to do. I find Infrared photography quiet interesting, and would like to do it some more. Read more …
Remembering the dead
This photo is from the Piskaryovskoye Memorial Cemetery in St. Petersburg, the memorial dedicated to the victims of the Siege of Leningrad, during WWII. According to Wikipedia about 420,000 civilians and 50,000 soldiers of the Leningrad Front are buried her Read more …