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This was once a Tannery long ago, and then was converted to a candy factory, now the walls are just remnants of what used to be. Not even a hangout for kids anymore, discarded with the trash that surrounds it. Shortly it will be no more than a very distant memory. Visible Light 5D Mark IV, with...

Learning experience for 3-28-2021: a standard ND Filter does not work on a Full Spectrum camera with a infrared drop in filter. But it did make a nice "high key" black and white. This was taken with a Edge 50 Lensbaby lens. Note: They do make IRND Filters

This old house gets hammered all winter with harsh weather, I image it rejoices in the green of spring....I know I do.

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

I was headed to the bank early Thursday morning, drooling over the magnificent cloud cover and running people off the road the whole way. It just so happens I had my camera gear with me, so after stopping at the bank I decided to drop down to Ridgeway. I'm so glad I did, I was able to get some...

Monte Vista Sand Hill Crane Migration 2020, just no cranes at this location. They are usually pack at this spot, must of been a Covid thing.

This an infrared 665nm I took last July. I added a texture to it because it felt more like a painting to me.

I have had this composition in my mind for some time now, but had never come across something that worked out as planned. Finally last fall I found this one that comes very close to what I had in mind, it's not perfect yet....a work in progress, maybe this year.

Enjoying the warm light streaming through the front windows for a bit. Full Spectrum EOS-R - No Filter - Lensbaby Velvet 56 - f2 Full Spectrum EOS-R - No Filter - Lensbaby Velvet 56 - f4 Full Spectrum EOS-R - 665nm Filter - Lensbaby Sweet 50 Full Spectrum EOS-R - 720nm Filter - Lensbaby...

Included BNW & Color version, taken with my Canon T3i 665nm converted camera. The tittle is because every time I look at the BNW I think of the movie "Gone with the Wind". Thanks for stopping by!

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:

Now that we are getting a few people starting up in the IR world, I'll share a little info on my start up. I received my first IR camera in the summer, ideal time right, well I became very frustrated with the post processing and didn't touch it again few months. When I started shooting IR, there...

It started snowing last Sunday morning and I waited a bit to see if it would die out, but it started coming down harder so I gathered up my camera gear and headed out. My goal was to find some good comps with the large cottonwood trees we have in this area. I was quite happy with this one.

I've been wavering back and forth for a year now on converting my Canon 5D Mark IV to a Full Spectrum camera. I final decided three weeks ago to take the plunge (again 🤪). But when it came down to it, it was not advised to do it on my camera body of choice. Once I make a decision on something...

Greetings on this fine Sunday morning! Sony a-6300 mod 590nm, 1/60 sec., 160 ISO, F4, Lens - Lensbaby Composer Pro II Sweet 50

Some shots I took for fun last weekend. I wanted to shoot this in Visible Light, but my battery died and my spears were sitting on my kitchen counter. So I had to use my Canon Rebel T3i with a mod of 665nm Infrared.

If you gaze long enough into an abyss, the abyss will gaze back into you.

I stopped her to get a couple of snaps of Sand Hill Cranes playing in the reeds. But these 3 very young horses came running down the hill to meet me, thanks to their overwhelming need for my attention I didn't get any good shots of the Cranes. I took this just as I was leaving, this young man...

Just cruising around the local area. 665nm

Last night at about 6 o'clock I went out to the kitchen to wash my hand and the water pressure was almost non existent. I have a long history of bad experiences with plumbing gone wrong. So I immediately started deducing in my mind what could be causing it. I knew it was nothing in the house, so...