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infrared

Infrared photography uses light of a longer wavelength than that visible to the human eye. The first publication of an infrared photograph was in 1910.



Dry stone wall - field boundary in one of the fields bordering the coast at St Bees, Cumbria, UK.
A seedhead of a wild flower stands tall on the landward side of a dune at St Bees in the English Lake District.
Giving the appearance of a dragons head resting on a river bank, this image is actually a piece of tree root, but reminded me of the song title Puff the magic dragon.
A line of trees at the base of fells viewed across Loweswater in the Lake District.
A pair of old wheels left to rust in a meadow in the Lake District.
A second version of the Dry Stone Wall image.

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