False Color Infrared Pins and Buttons

A crystal fountain in a lake, photographed in infrared (All which is why the foilage is white), then converted to false color (All which is why the sky is dark blue).

A crystal clear lake with reflections of the trees surrounding it, photographed in infrared (which is why the foilage is white), then converted to false color (which is why the sky is dark blue).

A wet tulip after a morning rain in spring, photographed in infrared, then converted to false color. The glittering water drops reflect the light of the morning sun.

A photo of a creek near the castle of Herten in Germany (built during the 16th and 17th century), taken with an infrared-converted camera.

A photo of an old Madonna and child statue, taken with infrared camera on; Hence the statue is black and white; the green of the trees and the white blue of the sky almost black.

A photo of an alley taken in near-infrared light. Said near-infrared light makes the trees and grass appear white (where the sun hits them, so they can actually reflect the infrared light), while the sky is almost black. This is "near infrared" because there is some color left; this is also known as "false color infrared" (since complete infrared would not "see" any color).

A photo of the castle of Herten in Germany (built during the 16th and 17th century), taken in near-infrared light range. Said near-infrared light makes the trees and grass appear white (where the sun hits them, so they can actually reflect the infrared light), while the sky is almost black. This is "near infrared" because there is some color left; this is also known as "false color infrared" (since complete infrared would not "see" any color).