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Infrared photography offers a very different way of seeing landscapes, architecture, and the human form. It works by using infrared-enabled digital cameras with IR filters that pass infrared light at 1000 nanometers while blocking visible light—surfaces that reflect infrared appear white, while those that absorb it appear black.
I've been shooting IR for 15 years and offer a range of photographic products on this site, including a book I wrote on infrared photography. Below, you can compare IR and color versions of the same scenes—the same objects, rendered in strikingly different ways.

The same model eating an apple outside in natural sunlight. Note how the model's skin has a softened appearance, highlighting shape and form rather than detail.

Note how the papayas, just like the model above, have a softened appearance, and the "blemishes" on the papayas mostly disappear.
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