For some of the infra-red views that I spoke about in my last post, I managed to take an infra-red view and a normal colour view at the same time. This worked better for some of the images than others. Here are a set of slider (before/after) views for comparison. Note that registration is not perfect as different cameras and lenses were used, and all were hand held. Nevertheless it still worked reasonably well. I shall start with a view of the coastguard lookout station at the northern end of the headland:
In the panoramic view below, although taken within minutes of each other, there appears to be more clouds that look a lot stronger in the infra-red. Most of the headland is a golf course but with plenty of paths around the edges.
Porthdinllaen is a small hamlet on the beach where the headland forms a sheltered cove. It was originally a fishing village but there is still some fishing activities undertaken. We stayed at a national Trust cottage which is just visible under the arch of the grey building
Towards the northern end of the headland there is a lifeboat station:
I did take more comparison views but for some of them the mismatch caused by the optics of the different lenses was too great for this technique to work.