Gibralter Peeks Over

[JimFox]

Gibralter, I want to call it the Rock of Gibralter, stands tall when in the area of the Fire Wave. It's located across from the parking lot for the hike to the Fire Wave and it can be seen for much of the short hike. In this case it's just peeking over the landscape as I was heading back to my Jeep.

This is a 590nm IR channel swapped and then converted to B&W.

All comments are welcome,

Jim

 

[AlanLichty]

The B&W rendering of the IR really brings out some good drama in the skies - one of my favorite features of IR photography.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Classic B&W Jim. Really nice image.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

The B&W use of IR is perfect for this kind of landscape.

 

[JimFox]

The B&W rendering of the IR really brings out some good drama in the skies - one of my favorite features of IR photography.

Thanks Alan! I am glad I am starting to figure out how to use IR for that.

 

[Amy Nelson]

Looks great!

 

[JimFox]

The B&W use of IR is perfect for this kind of landscape.

Thanks so much Jameel!

 

[JimFox]

Looks great!

I appreciate that very much Amy!

 

[Jim Dockery]

Sweet. I much prefer IR B&W, this shows why.

 

[Douglas Sherman]

Gibralter, I want to call it the Rock of Gibralter, stands tall when in the area of the Fire Wave. It's located across from the parking lot for the hike to the Fire Wave and it can be seen for much of the short hike. In this case it's just peeking over the landscape as I was heading back to my Jeep.

This is a 590nm IR channel swapped and then converted to B&W.

All comments are welcome,

Jim

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Beautiful tonal range in this image, Jim.

 

[JimFox]

Sweet. I much prefer IR B&W, this shows why.

Thanks Jim. I still prefer color IR cause for some reason the weird colors are speaking to me.... but I am also enjoying the B&W.