My photographs from Flickr & elsewhere
Digital infrared image made with a Canon Powershot A640 compact camera fitted with a Hoya R72 IR filter. The post capture colour adjustments were made using the free Earthbound Light plug-in for Adobe Elements.
Labels: "Canon Powershot", "The Netherlands", A640, Amsterdam, Hoya, Infrared, IR, R72, Vondelpark
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15:18
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Digital infrared image made with a Canon Powershot A640 compact camera fitted with a Hoya R72 IR filter.
Labels: "Canon Powershot", "Royal Botanic Gardens", A640, Edinburgh, Hoya, Infrared, IR, R72
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18:25
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Labels: "Canon Powershot", "Leith Links", A640, Edinburgh, Infrared, IR, Leith, Scotland
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19:33
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Digital infrared image made using a Canon Powershot A640 compact digital camera fitted with a Hoya R72 IR filter. False colour adjustments done with the free Earthbound Light plug-in for Adobe Elements.
Labels: "Canon Powershot", "Leith Links", A640, Edinburgh, Hoya, Infrared, IR, Leith, R72, Scotland
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21:56
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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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22:31
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This image was made at the beautiful Dawyck Botanic Garden in Peeblesshire. Dawyck Botanic Garden is part of the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh and one of the four National Botanic Gardens of Scotland.
This image was made with a Hoya R72 IR filter. A slideshow of other black & white images from this garden can be seen at http://ddbird.com
Labels: "Canon Powershot", "Dawyck Botanic Garden", A640, dabi, Dawyck, Hoya, Infrared, Peeblesshire, R72, Scotland, Stobo
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22:25
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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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