Enter the unreal world of Ultraviolet Colour Photography

	Whether Film-based
Potentilla erecta � Bj�rn R�rslett/NN 1995	Or, Digital:
	Nature's Invisible Secrets are Revealed by Photographic Means
Potentilla anserina � Bj�rn R�rslett/NN 2001	�

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Time has come to a unified approach for photography outside the visible spectrum. I shall keep the original web pages so as not to have broken Web links, but the main thrust from now on will be on digital methods in which ultraviolet and infrared are but two sides of a common goal.

The new, main thematic entry is

• All You Ever Wanted to Know about Digital UV and IR Photography, But Could Not Afford to Ask
  

For those wondering about which flower has the more distinct UV pattern, I've made a compilation with illustrations,

• Flowers in Ultraviolet, By Plant Family

This UV flower catalogue will expand contingent upon my whims, access to suitable plant material, and possible funding for the project in the future.

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Specialised themes covered by older links:

• Film-Based Ultraviolet Colour Photography

• Digital UV and IR with Nikon D1

• Digital Dandelion (Evidence that digital UV works)

• Images of Invisibility (UV + IR) (early forays into digital UV + IR)

• Digital UV Examples (early trials with digital UV)

Note these themes currently are not being actively updated.

Last Update 1 October, 2002