infrared

This is a small finger off the Myakka River in Florida. Word was alligators like to hang out in this shallow merky waters. I ran into a park ranger here and she said that there were quite a few about a mile up stream. But as you can see by the under growth in this image that going much farther...

I found this tree up by Olmstead Point in the High Sierra section of Yosemite last week. This is in 590nm IR that was channel swapped, to see more interesting Infrared photography be sure to check out our Infrared section on a daily basis. (IR) Infrared Images | Focal World All comments are...

Venice, Florida Venice Rookery - Spent hours and hours enjoying and photographing birds. Male Anhinga EOS-R converted to Full Spectrum (150 to 600 Tamron Lens)

I just spent a week in Florida shooting this type of bird, but after getting back home I visited one of my favorite ponds only to find this solitary Heron.

This is an ore cart in Knotts Berry Farm. A big part of the farm is mining. So lot's of old mining equipment in there. Nikon D7100 590nm IR Channel Swapped All comments are welcome, Jim

From a month ago in the Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona. I was really curious how that location would react to Infrared. I knew the vegetation would be cool, but there isn't much out there, but I wasn't sure just how the cool colored hills would react. Thinking about it more, I should...

This is in Arches National Park from a few weeks ago. There is just something about paths and stairs that speak to me. So this one is in the middle of the area walking from the Windows to Double Arch. @Dorota Szymonowicz inspired me to try another attempt at Aerochrome style IR. It's a bit of...

Nikon D610 Full Spectrum + Nikkor 17-35 f 2,8 . Zastosowane filtry: Hoya 720nm, Cokin 550nm, Orange (zwykły filtr barwny 580-635 nm).

This is from Death Valley National Park. It's a bit out of the way, but it's a super cool area. It could be an area I could shoot with stars if I could time it right with the moon light. Nikon D7100 590nm IR Not Channel Swapped All comments are welcome, Jim

First real sign of spring here.

This is a wider view including one of the pond areas from the park I was at on Saturday with the grandkids. This is a 590nm IR image that has been channel swapped. For more cool IR images be sure to check out our Infrared section here. (IR) Infrared Images | Focal World Nikon D7100 590nm...

Well actually Colorado Blue Grass. :) I was at the park today with the grandkids and brought the IR camera along just in case something caught my eye. I was looking for some smaller more intimate scenes. I left this with just the Custom Profile look. There is no Channel Swap. Nikon D7100...

These 2 old fellers were belting out a lot of great tunes in the old town plaza of Santa Fe yesterday. This is not channel swapped, the channel swapped version turned all of their clothes orange which made me think like they were wearing prison jump suits.... :) So I stayed with the Custom WB...

This is also from the Tsankawi Trail in Bandelier National Monument in new Mexico from yesterday. I realize this might only appeal to 1% of people (that being me :) ) but I accidently did the Custom WB before applying the Custom Color Profile and I was immediately struck by the blue/red color...

I've been eyeing this truck for a while, but wish I had shot it before the tree limb fell. 590nm Color & BNW versions:

Almost the Snake River Overlook Almost in normal color. :) This is an Infrared image from a few weeks back. As the Snake River gets harder and harder to see from the famous Snake River Overlook that Ansel Adams made so famous, I have found myself gravitating to the south a 100 feet or so to...

So from a few weeks ago as I was capturing timelapses at night I also stopped and took a few experimental Infrared images with my Nikon D7100 that I had converted at LifePixel to 590nm. This was shot at 20 secs, ISO 3200 at F5. This has been channel swapped which is pretty normal for Infrared...

Following on the heals of Alan's "Fenced" IR image, I have one that I was working on that included a different fence, a bit more modern in construction. This was on the road leading from Idaho Falls heading East to the Grand Teton National Park. It had just snowed, so there wasn't really places...

From the Grand Teton National Park over at Mormon Barn Row. There had been a bunch of snow. While the road down towards them was plowed for about a mile, you had to walk on the snow to get to the barns and it was about 3 to 4 feet thick. This one has a Custom WB, but no Channel Swap as I am...