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Dave Henniker Bruntsfield & Beyond
Meadows Infrared
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Photosynthetic organic material reflects more infrared light than inorganic surfaces, hence the snowy effect seen with grass and leaves etc. | |
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In the foreground is the small grassy area at the corner of Marchmont Road and Melville Drive, next to the pedestrian crossing to Jawbone Walk. It's covered in dandelions in this picture now that the daffodils are finished. | |
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Melville Drive is on the right. Ahead lies the footpath / running track which runs parallel. The line of trees on the left in the middle distance is Middle Meadow Walk. | |
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Clouds seem to reflect infrared light as well as leaves but blue sky appears quite dark. This magnificent tree is opposite Melville Terrace. | |
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This is the footpath leading from the Marchmont Road / Melville Drive junction up Bruntsfield Links towards Whitehouse Loan and Bruntsfield. In 2006 signs appeared naming this path as Leamington Walk. | |
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Infrared view of the grassy hollow next to Alvanley Terrace, part of Whitehouse Loan. | |
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Further down Leamington Walk near the bottom end of Warrender Park Terrace looking across Bruntsfield Links towards Barclay Church. | |
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Looking across Leamington Walk and Bruntsfield Links towards the corner of Glengyle Terrace and Leven Terrace. These 3 infrared shots taken with an R72 filter which blocks visible light. |
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