By Infrared landscape photography transforms familiar scenes into otherworldly images by capturing light invisible to the human eye. To shoot infrared landscapes, you need either a camera converted to infrared or a standard camera with an infrared filter, followed by careful white balance adjustment in the field and post-processing to reveal the signature look: white foliage, darkened skies, and luminous clouds. The process takes about 15-20 minutes per scene once you’re set up, though converting a camera (if you choose that route) requires sending it to a specialist for modification.
The appeal is immediate. Trees and grass …
