Today was a duller day after a week of blistering heat and blue skies; except for the odd thunderstorm that is.  So we set off for a walk and dodging showers.  I decided to go Infrared again to experiment across some watermeadows and the chalk down that lie to our south near Winchester.  

The result is a strikingly different landscape of the summer in southern England.

Cow strikingly white cow parsley  on the bank of the river Itchen.

Teasles in flower

Waterweed in green - IR doesn’t travel well in water!

Tase triptych on chalk downland.

Gear: Back to the ‘full spectrum’ adapted D7200 with IR Chrome filter and the Nikon 16-80 DX lens  f/8 and f/11 with ISO 800. Using about +0.3 exposure compensation for most of these