Invisible collection

By: Dorota Dylka

Total Photos: 34

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Snowy forest under the starsJust testing my new 720nm filter.A Micro X-ray of a flower before blooming.Infrared shot at Keppel discovery wetlands at Singapore Botanic Gardensroad surrounded with pink trees and satellite towerNo description
A great place to clear your thoughts (IG: @clay.banks)A Micro X-ray of a flower with false colors.Micro X-ray of an OrchidWhite trees in snowWinter at 1200 meters altitude. It´s a place where you need a 4x4 car to climb because some sections are complicated. We made the decision to do it by walking and that allowed me to take some photos. The infrared did the rest of the work turning green into redNo description
A warm chilly morning (IG: @clay.banks)Macro X-ray of a small flower with the leaf from the stem infront. The false colors were added after to give the clear separation of the elements that seemingly blend together as the X-rays pass through.The white blossoms began to come out just the day spring was coming. It is possible to see how some petals began to fallA perfectly aligned disciplinary formation of cypresses under a red sky and reflected by water in its lower part. Infrared photography allows changing colors giving a surreal look to any photo. The red sky appeared by accident but I liked itNo descriptionNo description
flower illustrationMicro X-ray of two flowers with false colors.This was shot at the Keppel Wetlands at the Singapore Botanic Gardens. The shot is rendered using Infra Red filter that actually renders a surreal feel to the lush greenery of the surrounding wetlands. A shot that reminds us of the infinite natural beauty of the planet that we share and live in and each one of us play a part to preserve this beauty for the future generations.Blue sky with clouds, trees with their pink branches and a street lamp. The imagination could transport us to any fairy tale. I think that the pink factor, which is not so usual in nature, gives this feelingNo descriptionNo description
Micro X-ray of tiny mushrooms growing outside the lab.A micro X-ray of a small flower twisting with wildflowers. The false color was added to separate the flowers, while the transparency gives a unique depth and ties them back together in a way visible light imaging cannot.Infrared shot of Keppel wetlands at Singapore Botanic GardensI was lucky this day that there were not many people on this site, usually people are here taking photos. The water is softened with a slow exposure and the clouds add a dramatic aspect to the backlit sceneNo descriptionNo description