Whilst on a walk around the Yorkshire Moors via Captain Cooks Monument and Roseberry Topping this summer, I took the opportunity to take some Colour Infrared Images on my converted Canon 20D.  The day was nice and sunny – so that helped make the infrared camera out on the foliage etc.

The images were processed using a variety of methods, all have been channel swapped to give the “blue sky” look.  Then I have used Nik Color Efex  & Silver Efex, Topaz Adjust, Glow & Restyle in them to give them the finished effects.  Not all the plugins were used on each image.

Here are the other worldly results.

First the same shot of a field, tree and path – but processed in two different ways.

Then a couple of view of Roseberry Topping – with two very different colour schemes!

The bright green foliage on this path made a good IR opportunity.  One converted to plain b&w and the colour one has a painterly effect added.

Next up Captains Cooks Monument standing in the flowering heather.

These next few were taken over the moors as I approached Roseberry Topping.

And finally these two processed version of the same image, looking at a gate toward Roseberry Topping.