san juan mountains

Shot on the way up and over Lizardhead Pass last fall. Fall colors taken with Full Spectrum Canon EOS-R with a Chrome Drop-in Filter.

In the San Juan's southwest of Mountain Village. Using a IR Chrome Drop-In Filter.

Full Spectrum - 665nm Filter - processed in the Areochrome look. (I really like this look with the snow)

A DIGITAL VERSION OF KODAK's AEROCHROME IR FILM 665nm conversion (minus the film grain) (I added a matte finish to my image, which lighted up the red) For those no familiar with Aeorchrome, here are a few samples from other photographers:

590nm

Looks like there was or is a fence theme going. I will contribute to that! CC Welcome

Ok, I'm at a loss for what to write. I just really like the combination of the Adobe House and San Juan's.

View of the San Juan's from the adjacent hill. Infrared Canon T3i converted to 665nm

We had snow predicted for Thursday, so I had planned on going during the day and spend the night up there with hopes of getting great shots with lots of atmosphere. Unfortunately the snow moved in on Wednesday night. I still went up Thursday and got some shots with clouds and a little snow, not...

10-08-2019 Bit of a hazy day.

The day after our autumn wedding in Telluride, Colorado, my wife and I, and a couple of our friends, drove out to the Uncompahgre National Forest in the San Juan Mountains to do some camping as part of our unofficial honeymoon. The next morning I woke early to hike out to a nearby lake for...

Infrared 590nm, processed in Photoshop

Darn photographers are always in the way....lol Yeah, I could of cloned him out. I just thought it funny, looks like he's sneaking out of the frame (not mentioning any names Jim).

The San Juan mountains had a huge snowfall this year (reports said 600-700% more than average). Avalanches abounded in this area snapping trees off leaving debris behind. Here there are not many trees as in other places since the tree line is right here. The 'spires' are what caught my attention...

Critiques are welcome

I was out wondering around on Sunday evening thought this would be a great cloud shot, along with the documentation of remaining snow pack in the San Juan Mountains as of 7-14-2019. Sony a6300 (camera conversion 590nm)

I was headed home from town and was totally enamored with these immense powerful clouds that had formed over the San Juan's. As soon as I got home I grabbed my camera and headed out to the adobes, but by the time I got to the right location they had lost a lot of their grandeur, but I was still...

This was before the sun poked it's head through the very small hole on the horizon at Dallas Divide in the San Juan Mountains of SW Colorado. It was dark, very dark out still and the clouds were moving up in the sky pretty fast so I decided to put the 10 stop ND on to make it even darker so I...

This is from a few weeks back up by Dallas Divide in the San Juan Mountains in SW Colorado. It was one of those totally thick cloudy and rainy mornings, the kind where you think there is no point in photographing as it will be too cloudy. And then you go out to photograph anyway. :) So out I...

This was from the stormy morning that brought the first dusting of snow to the San Juan Mountains in SW Colorado and to Mt Sneffels. Woke up to it raining/snowing and very overcast with the mountains being blocked from view up on the Dallas Divide off Hwy 62. I didn't get out to shoot at first...