Hiorne Tower is a folly built for the Duke of Norfolk in the 18th Century. It is named for its architect, who was allegedly trying to demonstrate to the Duke that he had the necessary skill to take charge of the renovation of the nearby Arundel Castle.

I took this infrared shot on Wimbledon Common. The windmill was built in 1817 and operated until 1864. It is now operates as a museum.

The last of the infrared shots from Richmond Park. In this one, if you look carefully, you can make out the London Eye, Tower 42 and the Gherkin on the horizon.

It was a nice sunny day today, and I had the day off work, so I went down to Richmond Park to play around with my infrared filter. I haven’t used it much for a while, and I’m quite pleased with this result.

The Millennium Dome, now known officially as the O2. I shot this infrared picture last summer, but never processed it.

This is an infrared exposure of part of my parents’ garden in their Norfolk cottage, with an old, rickety wendy house.

Another infrared shot of the lane outside my parents’ cottage.