A Grand View

[Michael13]

It was raining cats and dogs when we arrived at the south entrance to Grand Canyon NP around noon, the sky a dark gray. It wasn't until we were on our way out of the park the next morning that the sun finally peeked through, giving us a taste of how gorgeous the views can be when the weather cooperates. 590nm converted Nikon Z5.

 

[AlanLichty]

Definitely not the usual view of the canyon with the IR capture/processing. Nice it did clear up before you were long gone.

 

[JimFox]

I really like the gray look to the rocks you are getting. I must be doing something wrong as I dont think I get that tone. I really like this look!

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Looks really nice in this palette. I wouldn’t have guessed this to be Grand Canyon.

 

[Michael13]

Definitely not the usual view of the canyon with the IR capture/processing. Nice it did clear up before you were long gone.

Thanks Alan, we did spend a bit of time watching the rain through the car windows the first night. The following morning was much better!

I really like the gray look to the rocks you are getting. I must be doing something wrong as I dont think I get that tone. I really like this look!

Jim, I have been using Rob Shea's Infrared Profile download to get to a good starting place for the 590. The -100 degree works best for me. Give it a try ...
Infrared Profile Pack

Looks really nice in this palette. I wouldn’t have guessed this to be Grand Canyon.

Thanks Jameel, most of the rocks just go gray or brown in IR, it's only the foliage that makes it go a bit beyond monochrome.

 

[AlanLichty]

Jim, I have been using Rob Shea's Infrared Profile download to get to a good starting place for the 590. The -100 degree works best for me. Give it a try ...
Infrared Profile Pack

Thanks for the link - this might make IR processing less tedious.