Showing posts with label infrared. Show all posts
Showing posts with label infrared. Show all posts

Monday, June 8, 2026

Welcome(?) to Bridlington

Grey skies, intermittent rain and not too welcoming signs met us on our evening stroll but there are some charming steps and alleyways even on the funfair front. Hopefully the rain may hold off for some of the time though the weather forecast  looks pretty grim! 

Friday, June 5, 2026

Infrared Images from Juniper Hall Trip

Images  taken with a Sony RX100 compact camera converted to record infrared light. The first images were taken early in the morning on one of the moth trapping sessions; the others later in the day around Juniper Hall with its wonderful gardens complete with lots of different habitats (as you would expect from a Field Studies Centre!!).

Thursday, February 19, 2026

My Village in Infrared

Some infrared images of my village, Toft in Cambridgeshire, on a changeable day this week. Managed the entire walk without getting wet which was an achievement - as you see from the very large puddles everywhere, we have had a lot of rain. 

Monday, November 3, 2025

CCC Outing to Eddington, Cambridge

Some of the newer (and more established!!) members of Cambridge Camera Club explored the West side of Cambridge yesterday including Eddington which is a new sustainable development to the west of Cambridge that normally is only noticed when using the Madingley Park and Ride or visiting Sainsbury's. 
The architecture from a distance is very uniform and potentially very uninteresting to photograph but closer it becomes apparent that a lot of effort has gone into giving each building individuality - for instance the 'randomly' staggered windows in the first image and the different window shapes and sizes in the second. I did not spend as long as I intended on the buildings as we decided to head to the lake while the light was good. The meshwork tower near the lake in the bright sunlight was an intriguing subject  (Sony RX100 converted to 720nm infrared).

Monday, October 27, 2025

Last of the Sunshine

 We have spent the day on a coach travelling down to St Ives in Cornwall for a short break and left in beautiful autumn sunshine which made even the M5 services look attractive. As we entered Devon, the clouds have gathered and soon rain came. We tried a walk after dinner but proved too heavy even for me! We may be visiting quite a lot of indoor attractions in the next 3 days. (Taken with an old pocket-sized Sony RX100 converted to Infrared)