Efikim Gallery - Monochrome Photography by Mike Finley -GB

This site is dedicated to the monochrome and infrared images of photographer Mike Finley. It contains samples of his monochrome floral and landscape photographs as well as the LRPS panel submitted to the Royal Photographic Society. Mike Finleyis a freelance photographer based in Cheshire UK , specialising in monochrome photography and art prints. This site contains a number of galleries containing mainly his landscape and floral monochrome photographs. Rather than reading a biography, look through the galleries to find his interests! - Infrared Photography This gallery shows a selection of Mike s monochrome infrared photography. He finds the different tonal scales given by infrared film interesting. The photographs here were taken using the Konica 750 film unfortunately no longer available , which gives a different effect from the more commonly used Kodak equivalent. Mike is currently trying out the new Rollei infrared film, which has characteristics between those two.

http://www.efikim.co.uk/

Invisible Light - Infrared Photography by Andy Finney

Invisible Light - Infrared Photography Gallery with a collection of images by Andy Finney a guide to the technology involved a bibliography and links to related sites. Infrared photographs show trees with white leaves and luminous white clouds against black skies: it opens a window on a parallel world intriguingly different to the one we usually see. If you have never seen the unworldly beauty of infrared photography then this web site is your gateway. Andy Finney is the author of the article on infrared photography in the June 2007 issue of the Royal Photographic Society Journal RPS . He also wrote the entry on infrared imaging in the new edition of the Focal Encyclopedia of Photography. Infrared photographs show trees with white leaves and luminous white clouds against black skies: it opens a window on a parallel world intriguingly different to the one we usually see. If you have never seen the unworldly beauty of infrared photography then this web site is your gateway.

http://www.atsf.co.uk/ilight/index.html