There is one interesting feature of infrared photography for its ability to penetrate the fog of smoke and light. If not impossible infrared can do it. You should know the infrared radiation has a wavelength longer than visible light and can 'go through the mist more easily. This was, unfortunately, more and more important as the level of pollution in the air increases. Some even go so far as theorized that the 'moderate' monochrome infrared photography can become the de facto standard in the landscape of black and white photography, such as finding dry completely and clearly increasingly difficult.
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