infrared

After posting in Friday's Focus of Frozen I got playing around with that same image and came up with thus new edit. I was looking for something else on Youtube and came across a video showing how to use a crystal ball in your image. I had never thought about doing that before, but I thought is...

I took this 8 days ago, and todays winds have spread the seeds on to start new life.

It's so nice to have blue shies back after two + weeks of grey smoke. I took the opportunity yesterday evening to take some shots around my pond. 590nm, Sony a6300

Factory Butte, Hanksville, UT 590nm, Sony a6300 Added a little colorization also:

My second cutting of the season. I was curious to see what this process would look like through the infrared world. I got lucky on the timing in taking these images, the next day the smoked rolled in from the wildfires and you could no longer see the Grand Mesa or much of anything for that...

I entered a photo competition and this is my submittal. It's guidelines were an infrared images of pretty much anything with a motor.

This is a shot of one of the yards in my area. I was driving by and just thought it looked so quaint, so I had to stop and share it.

My sons and I were hiking through the woods to the cliff side at the edge woods to shoot the sunset, when we stumbled on the home of the very secretive and mischievous forest fairies. Undisclosed location...

I've gone by this place a hundred times, but always in very poor lighting conditions. Finally got a good IR shot of it, I love the bush growing up through the loading shoot.

Gorgeous evening with spectator clouds.

Thought I would provided one in color. Sony a6300, 665nm Thanks for viewing, have a great weekend!

Wildflowers shot on the floor of Cathedral Valley. Shot Saturday evening. Sony a6300, 590nm Thank for viewing!

Early Sunday morning Grizz and I ran up to Skyline to capture some sunrise shots before heading out. After sunrise I took these IR images, and was surprised how well they worked. Now I am itching to get back out there to do more IR work. # 1: 590nm # 2: 590nm B&W #3: 590nm Thanks for...

Twin Buttes above Turkey Creek (Infrared). A towering cottonwood and a smaller piñon pine frame this rugged pair of sandstone monuments in the Coconino National Forest south of Sedona, Arizona. Tech info: Nikon D3200 camera (modified for infrared with 590nm filter), Nikon 28-300mm lens at...

I was up in Morro Bay yesterday stretching my wings and getting some clam chowder on my way up the coast to photograph Elephant Seals. So I tried out IR in Morro Bay with a few different compositions, this is one. I am still playing with the IR, I got the processing down a bit, but there is a...

18-55mm @(20mm), ISO 100, 1/100 sec., f/6.3, 665nm Cirrus Cloud structure added a nice texture over the Adobe's this afternoon.

When shooting in IR with a smaller mm lens (ie. this example 16mm-55mm @ 19mm) it is common to get Hot Spots in your image, causing a discoloration and lack of detail. But in most cases they are easy to correct in post processing. In ACR /Light Room you can use either a brush or a radial...

Part of my trail running route runs right through here, so I always have my eye as I like the way the path meanders through the trees. I have been wanting to shoot it in IR now for a few weeks, but I usually get there too late and it's getting dark. The one issue I have with using the 720nm...

My son and I out for a Mother's Day walk together. IR Canon T3i 665nm Lens 55-250mm 1/100 sec, f/13, ISO 200, 55mm

From a few days back at Full Moon. The old oil rig isn't in motion, but the moon is. The problem with using the 720nm IR filter on my Nikon D850 instead of using a camera converted for Infrared is that it's like shooting with a 20 stop ND filter I think. My exposure was 30 seconds in this, which...