infrared

590nm conversion

May your life be like a wild flower growing freely in the beauty & joy of each day. (Valley of wild flower at Lower Blue Lake in the San Juan Mountains)

This barn sets back off of Cimarron Road when heading up to the Silver Jack and Owl Creek Pass area. Sunday afternoon I headed up to Silver Jack (part of the San Juan Mountain range in Colorado), this is an extremely popular destination for photographers shooting Colorado autumn colors. B&W...

A view of the west end of the Grand Mesa. Shooting IR in the evening can be tricky, IR does not fair well with strong shadows...but it you hit it just right, it can be very beautiful. Sony a6300, 590nm

I was out wondering around on Sunday evening thought this would be a great cloud shot, along with the documentation of remaining snow pack in the San Juan Mountains as of 7-14-2019. Sony a6300 (camera conversion 590nm)

I was headed home from town and was totally enamored with these immense powerful clouds that had formed over the San Juan's. As soon as I got home I grabbed my camera and headed out to the adobes, but by the time I got to the right location they had lost a lot of their grandeur, but I was still...

I spent the day in the Rio Grande National Forest (Colorado). The cloud cover wasn't what I desired, but you take what you can get when you have a chance to get out shooting. Infrared taken with Sony a6300, 590nm.

Mother's Day my son and I went up on Cimarron (Colorado) as far as we could go and this is one of the images I captured with my Infrared camera (665nm).

Lovely afternoon on Log Hill, just outside of Ridgway. Canon T3i, 665nm

This was taken at the Ute Indian Museum in Montrose Colorado. I love how the IR brought out so much detail in the waving flags. 665 nm

Mt. Sneffels off of CR 7 Canon T3i (665nm conversion) 55-250 Kit Lens f/11, 1/100 sec., ISO-200

Was a great day for Infrared photography. (Canon T3i converted to 665nm, f/11, 1/80 sec, ISO-100) (cropped pano, lost a little of the overall affect)

I only had a chance to briefly read this article, but it sure sounds cool and has me getting interested in a little more checking it out. Here is a link to the article, let’s know what you guys think...

Canon T3i Converted to 665nm

Canon T3i (665nm conversion) 55-250 Kit Lens f/9, 1/100 sec., ISO-100

Canon T3i f/9, 1/100 sec., ISO-100 665nm conversion

I was just going through some IR images from this past fall and came a cross this one. I didn't think it would be much of a image so I had never processed it, turns out I love the way the colors came out...sometime you just never know. Canon Rebel T3i with 655nm conversion f/11, 1 1/100 sec...

These were taken with a Canon Rebel T3i converted to 665nm infrared camera. # 1 - image after processing: # 2 - image after sent thru Raw Therapee (converted to a TIF file) # 3 - image out of the camera (well as close to as I can with making it an JPEG - normally a lot more saturated with...