My photographs from Flickr & elsewhere
False colour infrared image made with a Canon Powershot A640 digital camera fitted with a Hoya R72 IR filter. The image was then processed in Adobe Elements using the free Earthbound Light plug-in to allow colour channel switching.
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Image made at Cavalry Park, Duddingston in Edinburgh.
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False colour IR image made using a Canon A640 Powershot compact digital camera fitted with a Hoya R72 IR filter. False colour created using the free Earthbound Light plug-in for Adobe Elements.
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Digital IR image made using a Hoya R72 IR filter fitted to a Canon Powershot A640 compact digital camera.
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Digital infrared image made with a Canon Powershot A640 compact digital camera fitted with a Hoya R72 IR filter.
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Digital infrared image made at Prestongrange Museum, East Lothian. False colour introduced using the free Earthbound Light plug-in for Adobe Elements.
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This digital infrared image was made at the National Trust for Scotland's Newhailes estate, near Musselburgh.
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False colour digital infrared image made at Logan Botanic Garden, Scotland.
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Beech trees near the Shelter Belt, Dawyck Botanic Gardens. A digital infrared image made using a Hoya R72 IR filter.
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Crossraguel Abbey, Ayrshire. The whole place has a most amazing atmosphere and a very interesting past. More information about the abbey can be found at :
UndiscoveredScotland
Labels: "Canon Powershot", "Crossraguel Abbey", A640, Ayrshire, Infrared, IR, Scotland
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Studied at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art in Dundee, completing a four year degree course in Fine Art in the department of Drawing and Painting in 1986. During the foundation year at Art College I was introduced to 35mm film photography and given the opportunity to learn developing and printing techniques. I really enjoyed these classes and was lucky enough to be taught by Joseph McKenzie, regarded by many as the ‘Father of Modern Scottish Photography’. I have continued to be interested in photography ever since - and now enjoy exploring the creativity possible using digital techniques. Photography has renewed my wonder in the detail found in nature - it always challenges your preconceptions and constantly surprises you with its beauty.
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