Yuanyang via UV and Infrared Light, a photo from Yunnan, South

Photographer's Note

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Same day that I started my trek to Yuanyang, I received the new Fujifilm FinePix S3 Pro UVIR camera that Ngoc-Son helped buying from New York and Thanh helped bringing from Houston to Hanoi for me.

This type of camera I cannot find one in Vietnam, and I learned that it's only available in New York market.

Currently I am with a Nikon but I hope I will have time to learn to use this, and hope the 'infrared' feature will give me some interesting results when the pictures are converted into black&white.

Hopefully those of you who have used this model in the last few years would share and give me some tips on how to best use it. Thanks.

Nhiem,

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Critiques | Translate

Salil_B (737) 2007-04-22 13:55

What a luminous landscape!

TRASH (0) 2007-04-22 14:20

I don't have enough knowledge to critique a result of UV and Infrared. But I wish I could explain how much I enjoy viewing this photograph.
Thanks for posting this.
MQ

peterpap (2863) 2017-04-20 14:20

Hello there, I believe infrared is not the right tool to picture Yuanyang. Yuanyang is all about colors and reflections, not about trees, like in your picture. Your picture basically shows a tree, could be anywhere, not really linked to Yuanyang or even terraced rice fields. Still, infrared can be interesting... Greetings