Published: 22 Dec 2021 › Updated: 22 Dec 2021
Golden
Photo from a self-converted full-spectrum digital camera whereby I disassembled the sensor assembly and removed the filters blocking out light from the infrared spectrum. When taking the photo, I used a blue-filter to get yellow-ish leaves from the converted camera. The actual trees were green when I took this photo.
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