Our bride and groom are walking back towards their reception. The image was taken at the Skinner Barn in Waitsfield, Vermont. We had just completed a quick series of posed photos in a nearby field. I ran ahead so I could get some photos of them walking back. I took both color and infrared images.  The color images were nice, but the infrared had a dramatic quality. Infrared tends to turn foliage a bright white that has a dream like feel. Like this image, I often do infrared in a warm sepia tone.

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Nikon D7o infrared modified camera and Sigma 18-50 F2.8 lens. No flash.

This image was taken from the balcony of Saint Pius the Tenth church in Essex Jct, Vermont. A camera modified to take only infrared images was used. Infrared cameras see heat rather than visible light. Sometimes the effect is very interesting. In this photo it helped brighten up a dark church. A bit of natural grain, that is common with infrared photos, and black and white printing help add to the effect. Over all the photo has more depth and interest than similar images taken at the same time with a color camera.

Nikon D100 modified infrared camera and Sigma 18-50 F2.8 lens. No flash.