Emergence (Infrared)

[Jim Peterson]

Emergence (Infrared). In emulation of the many apparitions inhabiting Arizona’s most populous ghost town, the beautiful Violet gives us a mystical gaze as she arises amid some overgrown industrial ruins. This environmental portrait was captured during a “social distancing” workshop conducted by Red Bench Photography Studio in the old mining town of Jerome.

Tech info: Nikon D3200 camera (modified for infrared with 590nm filter), Nikon 18-140mm lens at 45mm, 1/160 sec. at f11, ISO 100

Image ©2020 James D. Peterson

 

[AlanLichty]

A very different look at the ruins in Jerome. Not something I ever imagined while wandering around that old mining town. Nice portrait.

 

[JimFox]

Great IR work Jim. I like the style and look of this. That sounds like a great workshop.

 

[Amy Nelson]

I've never been thrilled with IR portrait work, but this is very nice indeed. Great job!

 

[Douglas Sherman]

I didn't know that Jerome could look like this. I worked with Tom Narwid in his American Landscape Gallery for six years and never saw anything like this.

 

[Jim Peterson]

I didn't know that Jerome could look like this. I worked with Tom Narwid in his American Landscape Gallery for six years and never saw anything like this.

Thanks, Doug! If you wanna see Jerome look like this, all you need is infrared eyes, plus you need to get that Photoshop plugin for your optic nerve...