For the human eye, the lowest visible wavelengths are red light measuring about 700 nanometers (nm). Below that, infrared radiation runs from about 750nm down to 1mm. When photographed in this part of the spectrum, leaves and grass glow with energy, as if the entire natural world is lined with fiber optics. Skin is luminous and perfect, like alabaster. Infrared photography gives you an inhuman view of the world, and it’s a beautiful one.

This article presents 25 awesome examples of triptych photography. All images are linked to their sources, which you are encouraged to visit. Other work of the photographers we have featured here is certainly worth discovering as well. Please notice that some images are available as prints as well.

Perdikas Lake by Sakis Dazanis

Ice world by Virgonc

Parque Marinha do Brasil by Omar Junior

Not your ordinary cruciferous vegetable by thescatteredimage

The Winter Solstice at Midnight in a Perfect World by darth_bayne

Standing Out From The Crowd by Meljoe San Diego

Calm before the Storm by McSnowHammer

Reflets IRréels by ? David.Keochkerian ?

Pasir Ris Park by Dannie Tj

Summer at the Lakes II by Steve Castle

Trees in morning light by Frank Brauner

Worlds other than these… , 240 seconds by Zeb Andrews

her world by zachstern

Burnside Bridge in IR by eye of wally

a winter summer by mike.irwin

Dead Wood Walking by geckonia

A Better Day by Orange Bread

Stow Lake by ec808x

opposite sides by camil tulcan

Bodenham; Alternate Version by CraigMarston

Another Long Exposure by i.rashid007

Boathouse by masheded

LIMBO : 14 by TommyOshima

Bucky”s dream by IrenaS

Untitled by d3sign

Quondam by Kent Mercurio

PULP ART BOOK by Neil Krug

Untitled by `Vorfas

White Christmas Tree by Ronald Suello™

Summer Flowers by Ethan Killian Photography

heaven by Bruna Marchioro

blue ir by davedeluria

Peaceful River by AustinTX

Going Places by Mr Lunatic Fringe

Furious sky by Velvet G

Hays-Pond by kirwinj

Reflection IR by Steve Collin

Across The Lake by andrewhefter

Menlo Castle Infrared by Mark Grealish

river in heaven by oceanT