Today was a pleasant day out of the house. My friend Frank took me to Sweetwater Reserve - a duck lovers paradise. I brought along a pile of equipment (I should say Frank brought along a pile of my equipment since he hauled it into the reserve for me as to not tire me out.) So here are a few obligatory shots of DUCKS (I hate ducks!) and then on to something a little more interesting (for me at least.)
I spent some time setting up for a couple of portraits - trying to over power the sun with a couple of speedlights. Here are the results. The first one is probably the only self portrait I've done in over 5 years.
A couple IR images of Frank and the setup.
And an unretouched image of how it was done.
Showing posts with label infrared photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label infrared photography. Show all posts
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Red Hills
Spent a few minutes at Saguaro National Monument West this afternoon. The Red Hills Visitor center has a magnificent set of arched ceiling beams on the back porch that - at certain times of the year and certain times of the day - present some amazing shadows.
The mountain upon which Kitt Peak National Observatory resides - seen in Infrared light.
The reflection of the porch in the giftshop windows.
If you take the image below . . . and perform a little transformation trick called "Magic Circle" . . .
You get this . . .
The mountain upon which Kitt Peak National Observatory resides - seen in Infrared light.
The reflection of the porch in the giftshop windows.
If you take the image below . . . and perform a little transformation trick called "Magic Circle" . . .
You get this . . .
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Red light, Rodents, Raptors and Red Wings
Another outing at Sweetwater Water Treatment Plant today with my student. He got a new "Better Beamer" and had to try it out. I took along my infrared modified camera for some IR shots. Here are some images from the session . . .






































Labels:
blackbird,
infrared photography,
ir photography,
raptor,
rodent
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
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