This week we recognized Paul Logan-Stevens as one of the best Kolari Pocket shooters out there and asked him what he enjoys the most about shooting infrared and full-spectrum photography.
“I have always loved photography, ever since I was given my first camera at age 12.
I constantly strive to show different points of view of the same images that everyone has seen over and over and over again.
Why Infrared Creates an Otherworldly Perspective
Photographing Infrared light brings a totally different perspective to something that is oh-so familiar. Something unexpected, something ethereal, something that is somehow otherworldly.
Letting the Image Reveal Itself in Editing
It is not until you are editing an image that what you have captured reveals itself. The image tells you just how it should be presented.
Inviting Viewers Into an Infrared Landscape World
I hope that, through my Infrared Landscapes, l can entice the viewer to come into my little world, even for a moment. Where everything is comforting and familiar, and yet definitely not what they expected.”
Where to Find Paul Logan-Stevens
You can find Paul Logan-Stevens and more of his work on:
Instagram @logan_stevensphotography
Facebook Logan-Stevens-Photography
tumblr: loganstevensphotography.tumblr.com/
Flickr: www.flickr.com/photos/logan-stevensphotography
Thank you Paul for you beautiful images and for showing us what the Kolari Pocket can really do when you have vision!
Paul Logan-Stevens Kolari Pocket FAQs
Who Is Paul Logan-Stevens?
Paul Logan-Stevens is an infrared and full-spectrum photographer featured by Kolari Vision as one of the best Kolari Pocket shooters. The post highlights his creative approach to familiar scenes and infrared landscapes.
What Is This Kolari Pocket Feature About?
The feature asks Paul Logan-Stevens what he enjoys most about shooting infrared and full-spectrum photography. Kolari frames the article around his ability to show what the Kolari Pocket can do when used with strong visual intention.
How Did Paul Logan-Stevens Start Photography?
Logan-Stevens says he has loved photography since receiving his first camera at age 12. That early interest developed into a style focused on showing familiar images from new and unexpected points of view.
Why Does Paul Logan-Stevens Like Infrared Photography?
He says infrared light brings a totally different perspective to familiar subjects, making them feel unexpected, ethereal, and otherworldly. This makes infrared useful for transforming everyday landscapes into something more visually surprising.
What Is Paul Logan-Stevens’ Editing Approach?
Logan-Stevens says the captured image often reveals itself during editing and “tells” him how it should be presented. His goal is to invite viewers into an infrared landscape world that feels comforting and familiar, but still not what they expected.
