I got an infrared conversion done for one of my old SLRs. Basically, the camera’s infrared blocking filter is changed to a filter that blocks visible light. The one distinct advantage from my standpoint – you can do landscape photography in bright sunlight.
Category: photography
iceland – 5th time is the charm :)
A picture is worth a thousand words, especially in a visually stunning country like Iceland!
manito park, spokane
joseph & palouse
Joseph Oregon is still a wild place. It is surrounded by the Wallowa mountains, Snake river, Hell’s canyon and the Nez Perce reservation. It was a rained out weekend but I took the chance and drove south from Coeur d’ Alene. The clouds made for some interesting photography. On the way back I drove through…
st. louis
palouse
The Palouse is a lentil, barley, wheat and canola growing region in north central Idaho and southeast Washington. I did a photography scouting trip in early spring (April) and will be going back over the next several months as much as I can. Here is a brief preview.
death valley road trip
more infrared
One thing I have learned about infrared photography is you get to see the world in a whole different light! Literally! What could have been a boring photograph in the middle of the day is completely different with IR. Here are some photos from our post Christmas hike at a local trail with mountain vistas.
infrared photography
Baby steps! Learning to see the world in a completely different light 🙂
Coeur d’Alene Eagles
We were lucky to witness the eagle migration through North Idaho this winter.