A practical exploration of how a full-spectrum-modded DSLR sees the world, with many side-by-side examples of the same subjects seen in visible light, full-spectrum, and also pure infrared. Some lurking invisible things are made visible as well.

I was unexpectedly gifted a Geiger counter for Christmas one year. Over the next few months, I looked for sources of ionizing radiation in my daily life, and found a few surprising functions of the Geiger counter along the way.

As of December 2025, one of my framed fractal prints is on display at Toña Bakery & Café.

A series of framed prints of 2D fractals, 3D fractals, and full-spectrum photographs of mine were on display at the Weird Church Cumberland.

I modded an old Canon EOS Rebel T6 DSLR to remove the built-in infrared- and ultraviolet-blocking filters, enabling the camera to see a little beyond the visible spectrum.