victor.pics
infrared photography based in San Francisco
I do this for fun and as art, but you can still to reach out to my email with inquiries for photography or prints.
Why do the photos look like that?I use a full spectrum camera, with filters that remove most or all of the visible spectrum. Due to the full spectrum modification, the sensor picks up near-infrared light. Filters that let in a fraction of the visible light spectrum in addition to near-infrared produce vibrant, false-color images. Filters that completely exclude the visible spectrum produce images that are monotone and very high contrast.
© 2026 Victor Pics. All rights reserved.
We Should All Be So Lucky 1 (850nm)
Corona Heights 1 (590nm)
Scene at Buena Vista 2 (590nm)
Murder 1 (850nm)
Veterans Affairs (850nm)
Fifth So Named (720nm)
Sparrow 1 (850nm)
Why do the photos look like that?I use a full spectrum camera, with filters that remove most or all of the visible spectrum. Due to the full spectrum modification, the sensor picks up near-infrared light. Filters that let in a fraction of the visible light spectrum in addition to near-infrared produce vibrant, false-color images. Filters that completely exclude the visible spectrum produce images that are monotone and very high contrast.
© 2026 Victor Pics. All rights reserved.