So anyone who has ever held or seen a pint of Guinness will know that it is a dark, opaque beer. Light absolutely does not penetrate through it. Well, visible light at least... Here we have a couple of

Recently I happened to be passing by the Volksbühne, beside Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz in Berlin, and decided to take some shots of this super iconic building. The Volksbühne is a theatre that was built just

The Park Inn hotel is one of the few really tall buildings in Berlin, and is a quite often photographed landmark. It also allegedly has phenomenal rooftop views, but I haven't yet tried gain access there.

So here we have the train station at Alexanderplatz shot in IR. This station does S-bahn, U-bahn, and regional services. It was opened way back in 1882 and has been rebuilt/refurbished a couple of times

Here is a shot I took of the World Clock at Alexanderplatz, Berlin. This is a very popular meeting point, and there are (possibly apocryphal) tales of it being used by spies during the cold war to meet

So this is a shot I took of the "Fountain of Friendship between Peoples" in Alexanderplatz, Berlin. This fountain was apparently built during the DDR era, from what I was able to gather. Photo

This shot isn't necessarily my best, but the contrasts between the "darkness" of the pond water and the grass appearing so vibrant as if it was on fire really took me a bit. Was the only shot

Hi everyone. So I'm a hobbyist photographer, who recently started shooting photos in infrared only using a Panasonic DMC-TZ10 I modified by removing the IR blocking filter and installing an IR-Pass lens.

So I recently converted an old camera of mine to shoot IR-Only photos, by removing the IR blocking filter and adding an IR-Pass filter to the front of the lens. Here is a photo of a pair of ducks that