I missed the black and white Thursday so here's a treat to make up for it. Today's photos are not only black and white and shot on film, but they are traditional darkroom prints captured on infrared film!

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You can see some of the signature features of infrared light in these photos: dark skies and bright, almost white, foliage. The day was great because one needs a lot of sunshine to supply the infrared light.

Orchard Park Train Depot in InfraredDarkroom Print

The foliage in the second photo of the old overgrown railroad bridge was on infrared fire! As you can see, it lit up like a million light bulbs. What a treat!

From the Darkroom: Orchard Park Train Depot in Infrared
Railroad Bridge in InfraredDarkroom Print

From the Darkroom: Railroad Bridge in Infrared

Enjoy The Beauty That Surrounds You! #etbtsy

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Previously from the darkroom:

Road Trip 2018: Organ Mountains Desert PeaksDarkroom Print Road Trip 2018: The LiveryDarkroom Print Road Trip 2018: Van Patten's Mountain CampDarkroom Print

Boskovice CastleDarkroom Print Grosse Point Beach & LighthouseDarkroom Print

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