Gallery: the invisible spectrum
A selection of images captured using a variety of different infrared filters and processing techniques
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Trafalgar Square tourists
Tourists taking holiday snaps in Trafalgar Square, in central London. An infrared photo created with a full-spectrum camera and filters (B+W KB-20, Yellow) to simulate…
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St George’s, Portland
This is St George’s church, on the island of Portland, on the English south coast. This was built in the mid-18th century to replace an…
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Face of Portland stone
This is an extraordinary sculpture. The face is maybe 2.5m high, and it is carved out of a block of Portland stone that has probably…
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Pier Amusements
Worthing Pier at sunset, with the sun barely hanging on at the horizon. The pier was opened in 1862, and the amusements arcade that’s in…
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Engineers in Carnaby Street
Broadband engineers running new fibre-optic cable in Carnaby Street, in London’s West End. Fellow photographer Frode Hegland is chatting with them. Shot with a 550nm…
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One-Island Pond
One-Island Pond in Mitcham Common is a haven for wildlife. It is nestled in a large group of trees and bushes within a section of…
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Working from home?
Beach huts in Brighton. Working from home is pretty normal these days, but the views from here beat most!
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Cobbled alley
Cobbles used to be the main way streets were paved, an approach to road construction that arrived in Britain with the Romans. The results were…
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Street mural portrait
Candid portrait of a man relaxing in front of a street mural, in Tooting, South London. I was taking photos nearby and he called out…
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Fruit and veg stall
Buying fruit and vegetables from a stall in Tooting Market, in South London
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Street poster seller
A poster seller in the street in Tooting Broadway, in London. Posters are taped up on the shuttered front of a Wilko store that is…
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Streatham Common
Streatham Common is a large green space in South London. Shot using a 742nm IR filter for black & white work.
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Worthing Pier
A sunny afternoon on Worthing Pier, late summer 2025. The pier was built in 1862, making it well over a century and a half old,…












