Taro fields in infrared. I used my Fuji X100s with a Hoya R72 infrared filter.  I shot raw plus jpeg using an in-camera b&w conversion jpg as the starting point. The color version was taken with my Nikon D800e and shot at 24 mm. This is at 35mm.
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