Infrared Photography

[James Henry]

Hi All,

I found this webpage with some amazing infrared pictures and thought it may be of interest to some of you.

_http://www.tutorial9.net/resources/101-absolutely-breathtaking-infrared-photographs/
*Note: High Bandwith

Sometimes the prison is truly captivating when seen in a different light. ;D

Here's a few from the site...

http://flickr.com/photos/ggigapix/3193285479/

http://flickr.com/photos/orangebread/246328969/

http://flickr.com/photos/naomifrost/3042504991/

http://flickr.com/photos/davedeluria/342420896/

http://flickr.com/photos/static808/222539605/
Original post modified to remove image tags. The pictures did not display. Too big?

Infrared clouds fascinate me, wondering if anything unusual can be seen at these wavelengths, since the C's have commented on weather and 4D.

(J) I want to know about these strange formations on the radar image of Hurricane Rita.
A: 4th density “battle.” Also includes some “practice.”
Q: (L) They’re practicing with new weapons. (J) Some people said Katrina was the product of HAARP heating up the waters in the Gulf.
A: We’ve already dealt with HAARP and weather. Read transcripts.
Q: (W) (Quoting transcripts) “HAARP has nothing to do with the weather or EM associated with same.” (H) Which suggests that there is EM associated with the weather. There could be some EM stuff associated with the weather that isn’t part of HAARP. (L) 4th density. (J) Were any of the storms manufactured from 3rd density or was it a natural storm?
A: Mfg in 3D? No. As we have said… 4D battles represent as weather. But the “veil” is thinning.
Q: (R) So if there is more weather it is due to more battles, and it being thinner. (J) Possibly. The thinning of the veil creates more natural… (L) Or unnatural, depending upon how you look at it.

Bold added.


Any infrared pictures you found that WOW'd you.


JH

 

[Ellipse]

Whaou, marvelous ! :)

 

[Gawan]

Thank you James Henry!

I do maybe in a year 2 rolls of infrared black&white films.
And it is always very interesting and as well also a little bit difficult to photograph, because of the black filter, tri pod, light measuring and long exposure times.
Unfortunately Kodak stopped last year the production of the famous Kodak HIE film.


Well the "wood-effect" (that the leaves turn white) is every time worth a look and making the unseen to be seen. ;)