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 waiting for redevelopment. Shooting infrared street photography is only really practical with a ‘full spectrum’ converted digital camera, specifically a mirrorless model rather than a DSLR. Shutter speeds are roughly…

Streatham Common is a large green space in South London. Shot using a 742nm IR filter for black & white work. This produced a particularly striking result, as blue skies are rendered much darker than they appear to the eye. This mix of billowing and stormy-looking clouds over the dark (relatively non-IR-reflective) church structure and…

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, and it is a Grade II listed structure. This was shot with a 742nm clip filter, one that blocks all visible light and passes only infrared wavelengths to the sensor.…