Paxton with Full Spectrum Camera

I took my Full-spectrum camera to Paxton today to experiment with ultraviolet illumination of toadstools in the afternoon. I took a few images on my way to and from the morning work party and in Rory's Wood area later. A late Red Admiral was enjoying the warm sunshine.

Arnos Grove Cemetery

 There was only time for a very quick walk around Arnos Grove Cemetery after the RPS  Assessments at Bristol yesterday but the weather was kind and the storm clouds disappeared to give clear sunshine. Infrared monochrome images. At some point Andrew came into view giving scale to the impressive buildings.

Serpentine Green Peterborough

 Serpentine Green Shopping centre was opened in 1999 in the Southern area of  Peterborough. When it was built the Tesco outlet was a flagship branch, and the largest store in the UK, with a floor space of 130,000 square feet (12,000 m2),[2] - larger stores have since been built however. I was using my small infrared-converted Sony RX100 which gave an interesting colour combination to the centre.

Madingley Hall

Sunny warm morning for our CCC outing to Madingley Hall - ideal for full-spectrum infrared photography. 

Thames Path: Woolwich to North Greenwich

On Saturday mornning, we walked through Woolwich and out on the Woolwich Route where my Aunt's used to live now all demolished and at the moment in the midst of a whole new building phase. We then went down onto the Thames path and walked along as far as the O2 dome, taking images as we went. I was using Sony RX100 which has been converted for IR photography, which has brought out  great detail in the skies and ironwork