These photos were taken with a modified Canon 5D Mark II in which the sensor allows only infrared light at 590 nanometers to pass thru. The images are processed by swapping the red and blue channels, and then further processed as normal to bring out contrast and detail. Some are then converted to black and white images. I find it interesting that the light that is recorded is completely invisible to the human naked eye.
Infrared image of Land Harbors Lake in Linville, NC. The lake was frozen over with thin ice mid-January, 2024.
An Oak tree during a summer afternoon in infrared.
One of the barns near Marion, NC.
Here's an infrared image processed without doing the channel swap.