Early colour infrared scene from 2011 from Bow Bridge in Central Park, New York. I struggled with the colour conversion, but this image became a best seller
Canon EOS 5D, 24mm, 1/30sec at f/11, ISO 100
David Clapp
David Clapp is a dedicated landscape and travel photographer who will literally tackle everything. With 17 years as a leading professional, he centres his photography around developing his perception. With the marriage of computers and cameras, his work focuses on the balance of composition, creative and technical, with a lot of laughs along the way. See more at www.davidclapp.co.uk
Let me start by saying I am an infraredaholic! I know that word doesn’t exist but it’s the closest I have come to summing up my addiction. I was first introduced to this ethereal format in 2010, when I donated my Canon EOS 5D for a free conversion in exchange for a magazine review. After receiving it, I don’t think I took another colour shot for four months. So, here I am 14 years later as an advocative disciple of the church of infrared to encourage you to do the same.
Infrared produces beautiful artistic pictures from average light