Infrared Images of Richmond Park

 Images taken with my infrared camera and 50 mm lens plus a fisheye adapter in some images. The latter allows close focus as in the toadstool image. The blurring at the edges is due to the fact that I am holding the adapter against the 50mm lens and sometimes not quite straight etc. I like the effect with the closer tree images.

Ham House Interior and Thames Heron

Ham House in Monochrome

A few views at Ham House converted to monochrome rather than retaining some of the colour. The images including trees are my favourites and there are a wide variety in the grounds.

Ham House

With rain threatened for the rest of the day, I decided a visit to a National Trust property was the best idea yesterday and Ham House was the nearest to my evening lecture destination. It is a Jacobean house(1610 onwards) with a lot of the original furniture (more of this later) and the grounds are very impressive with both original 17th Century gardens and some later statues and landscaping. A place well suited to the use of the infrared camera. Thanks to Richmond and Twickenham Photographic Society for a warm welcome in the evening. 

Testing Notepad

Trying to find good way of putting up entries from my Notepad. Here using Blogger app. seems ok

Grand Central Railway Leicestershire

 On Saturday we spent a very enjoyable day as guests of David and Francoise (first image)  travelling on the Grand Central Railway starting at Loughborough. It was their Wedding Anniversary celebration with everything done in the 1930's style - costumes, dancing, drinks, cake, dinner and Murder Mystery event.

Beechwoods in Infrared

 For lionel to show another great use of infrared to give interest and contrast to woodlands on a very dull wet day.

Sony Camera Effects

 Another play with the built in effects on the Sony RX100. Gives a bit of variety to a familiar walk in my village

Misty morning in Toft Wood