This site is developed and maintained by Connecticut freelance photographer, Robert C. Marsala.
I maintain this blog in order to showcase and promote my work with Infrared imaging, alternative processing and general photography. If you have questions or comments about the work on this site, or to purchase prints* of any images, please feel free to contact me at:
robert@digital-infrared.com
For more Infrared images, please visit my Website:
http://www.digital-infrared.com
To purchase a copy of my book – In a Different Light click here:
http://inadifferentlightbook.wordpress.com/
Regarding use of photographs on this site:
All items here and on my digital-infrared site are copyrighted and may only be used with permission. However, if you wish to re-blog any postings from this wordpress site, please give me the source credit.
Thank you!
* Reproductions are archival, museum quality Giclée prints on premium watercolor paper
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Hi Robert,I have nominated you for the Versatile Blogger award. I hope the you are able to accept. Please check out the rules on my blog,
Thanks, I’ll check out the link provided.
Fabulous photos! Found you via Leanne Cole.com. I would love to follow you but can’t find the Follow button. 🙂
Should be there someplace. Thanks for the attempt.
Thanks for your comment on Leanne’s blog. I don’t show my work too much so feedback is nice.
For the photos you took of kinks park psychiatric center how were you able to get in to the buildings?
The grounds are open to the public and most every building has a way inside. I only enter, I never break in. Kings Park had doors open and I did not see any No Trespassing signs – not that I would not have been asked to leave, but there really wasn’t anyone around.
Hi! I really love your blog and I am nominating you for the Liebster Award. I hope you will have time to participate and join in the fun. http://deelusionsphotography.wordpress.com/2014/02/12/384/
Thanks for the kind words – I’ll check this out – after I unbury myself from the latest winter storm ‘:-)
Where are you located? We’re in the middle of a huge storm too, in PA. I can’t stand it anymore!!!
Connecticut – we are just getting what you have been dealing with. I work for a daily newspaper, so there are no such things as “snow days” – I grew up around the Great Lakes in NY, so snow is not the issue – it is the other drivers! ‘:-) – stay warm.
Great blog!!
Thank you very much – almost a year ago a friend from the UK suggested that I “get more social” – hence this blog. My goal was to do at least one picture post a day and just see how it went. Regards to you…
pleasure to be here,Lovely Blog, keep going ,i send my best Regards from Poland,EM
Thanks so very much.
I wanted to tell you that I love your website Robert. The images are beautiful, haunting, compelling and inspiring to me!! I want to do more!!
Thank you! – and more you should do as you have the eye for IR shooting 🙂
Hi Robert, thanks for dropping by and liking a post on Geokult-Travel.com. Your blog looks really interesting so am now following 🙂
Cheers
Tracey
Thank you very much – I want to spend more time on your, but so far it looks very interesting and useful.
Can your work be purchased, if so where?
It is amazing.
Thank you – I have my first book available through Amazon here:
http://inadifferentlightbook.wordpress.com/
The book features some infrared images, but the focus is on abandoned sites. For infrared only images you can visit my Website: http://www.digital-infrared.com
If you see an image you like, email me with the image description, a size and shipping address and I’ll come up with a price for a giclée print on archival watercolor paper Email at: robert@digital-infrared.com
Thanks again!
I just saw your piece on Nyberg and I just wanted to say that your a huge inspiration of mine and I admire your work. I don’t know if your familiar with the Valley area here in Connecticut, but there are some wonderful places that I could show you sometime if your interested in shooting.
I also have an instagram with some of my work if your interested: @asletics
Good luck with your book sir. I hope it’s a huge hit.
Thank you that is very nice to hear. I am always looking for new locations and folks to share their locations with. I’ll check out your Instagram site and give you a follow.
Really cool site. Thanks also for visiting.
Thank you – I really enjoy what I do and it is gratifying to have others share in the fun!
Happy to have stumbled upon your site, Robert! Cheers from Belgium, Tine
Why thank you very much…glad you like what you see. I usually do not post a lot of words – I’ll leave that for other, more accomplished writers to do. Cheers from the States 🙂
You have some really great work! I love the quality of film photography and the discipline needed to create art this way. I remain tied to my digital for now though… 🙂 Found you via Helen Briggs by the way! Keep shooting! Polly
Thanks Polly – I began in film, so I have a lot of older film-based equipment and film inventory. I do digital as well, but film is just a different way of making your photographic vision a reality. best -ir
Interesting work, Robert. I will follow it.
Thank you..you are on my list as well.
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Hi, Robert. Good meeting you in NYC the other night. I like your work here so count me is as a Follower.
Thanks Robin…I shoot niche subject matter for this Blog, but it is what I really enjoy doing – so very glad you like it. Great to meet up as well.
you have a great touch, thank you for your visions
Thank you – it’s what each of us strives for – a unique vision.
You have reached the uniqueness
Thanks!