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Kirkjufell, on Iceland's Snæfellsnes peninsula, photographed in near-infrared light.

Kirkjufell

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A thin waterfall dropping down jagged coastal cliffs veined with moss, with seabirds circling above, photographed in near-infrared light.

Cliffs and Waterfall

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Braided cascades stepping over a broad dark ledge into a fast channel, with a snow-covered massif behind, photographed in near-infrared light.

Stepped Cascades

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A paved road curving in a long S through bare rounded hills, with a single car on it and a mast on the ridge behind, photographed in near-infrared light.

Road Through Bare Hills

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The church at Glaumbær in Skagafjörður, northern Iceland, its corrugated-iron walls and tall spire standing alone on the valley floor below snow-streaked mountains, photographed in near-infrared light. The churchyard grass carries the strongest signal in the frame while the metal cladding and the gravel path sit flat beside it.

Glaumbær Church

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An elevated train on a curving viaduct above glass office towers in Tokyo, with a bank of street planting below rendered scarlet, photographed in near-infrared light.

Elevated Train, Tokyo

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The stone torii of Hie Shrine in Tokyo framed against office towers, with one figure climbing the steps, photographed in near-infrared light.

Hie Shrine

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The Imperial Palace and Nijubashi bridge in Tokyo, photographed in full spectrum.

Tokyo Imperial Palace

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Pines on a small island in the pond at Kenrokuen, one of Japan's great strolling gardens, in Kanazawa, mirrored in still water under an orange sky, photographed in near-infrared light. The pines are pruned and propped over the water, and their needles return this light strongly while the pond absorbs it, which is why the trees stand so far above their own reflection.

Island of Pines, Kenrokuen

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The old town of Split seen from above, its cathedral bell tower and palm-lined waterfront below the mountain ridge behind the city, photographed in near-infrared light.

Split

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The branching crown of a thorned desert tree in new leaf, photographed in near-infrared light in Phoenix, Arizona.

Thorned Branches

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Ocotillo stems in full leaf against a bare sky, photographed in near-infrared light in Phoenix, Arizona.

Ocotillo

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A skateboarder, cyclists and market stalls on a Dutch town square beneath street trees, photographed in near-infrared light.

Market Square Skateboarder

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A glass tower with stacked balconies seen from the pavement below, framed on every side by oak branches, photographed in near-infrared light.

Tower Through Oaks

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Two Atlanta facades in low sun, a glass curtain wall on the left and a concrete building with balconies on the right, photographed in near-infrared light.

Balconies and Glass

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Three street trees on a strip of grass in front of a long low commercial building, photographed in near-infrared light.

Three Street Trees

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The John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge over the Ohio River at Cincinnati, with a boy walking the low stone walls in the park beneath it, photographed in near-infrared light.

Roebling Suspension Bridge

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The Gardner Family Rose Garden in Smale Riverfront Park, Cincinnati, with a woman sitting on the grass beside it and the stadium behind, photographed in near-infrared light.

Gardner Family Rose Garden

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The brick corner of a building with a stacked column of stairwell windows, framed by trees and shot into the sun, photographed in near-infrared light.

Leading Edge

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A timber church and painted houses reflected in the still lagoon at the head of an Icelandic fjord, photographed in near-infrared light.

Fjord Village Church

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The inner wall of a volcanic crater in loose scoria, patched with moss and snow, with people walking the rim above, photographed in near-infrared light.

Crater Rim

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A group of glass office towers in Atlanta seen from the pavement between two street trees, photographed in near-infrared light.

Glass Towers

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A tree-lined Amsterdam canal in low sun, with parked cars, moored boats and an Amnesty International van along the quay, photographed in near-infrared light.

Canal Trees

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The Westertoren, the tower of Amsterdam's Westerkerk, seen from the water at the end of a tree-lined canal, photographed in near-infrared light.

Westertoren

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