South Beach Live Oak IR - D200, IR converted, 18-35mm
We took a bike ride down to South Beach this afternoon, hard light, middle of the day, sounds like IR country to me… Continue reading
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Monthly Archives: May 2010
IR’s and Pans
IR Landscape - D200, IR converted, 18-35mm
An IR shot walking around Harbour Town this morning and a vertical version of the same scene… Continue reading
Beach Sunset Dog Walk
Beach Sunset Dog Walk - D700, 24-70mm
We finally got some clouds in the evening to perk up the sky at sunset…so of course I went down to the beach with my camera to see what things looked like. Continue reading
IR Trees
IR Tree No. 1 - D200, IR converted, 18-35mm
Pretty much used my IR converted D200 today…the light was pretty hard and I love the black & white tonal range you get in IR. The trees are pretty amazing here so I took advantage of the local subject matter… Continue reading
Live Oak IR
Live Oak IR - D200, IR converted, 18-35mm
After a great seafood lunch I found this great live oak staring at me in the parking lot…middle of the day with some pretty hard light. Well that’s just the time to get the IR camera out…this is what I came up with.
Click on image for a larger view…
Lily of the Valley – Experiment 2
Lily of the Valley, Sepia #1 - D700, Lensbaby Composer, soft focus optic
Before the Lily of the Valley pass their prime I thought I’d take another run at shooting them. Early in the morning they are all in shade, a good time to get the Lensbaby Composer out with the soft focus optic. I’m a little stiff today after crawling around the flower patch at flower level… Continue reading
Cowboy Portraits – Part 2
Jingles Jerr Spurs - D700, 70-200
I know, it says “Cowboy Portraits – Part 2” and the lead image is a boot…not just any boot. This is Jingles Jerr’s boot and spur, see the attachments on the spur, yes, they do jingle…you pretty much know where Jingle’s is most of the time. He was very gracious to take some time to let me get a boot and spur image.
More portraits in the complete post here…including Jingles. Continue reading
Cowboy Portraits – Part 1
Sargent Hochbauer - D700, 70-200
I’ve been wanting to work on my portrait skills more lately and I got an opportunity to go to a local Cowboy Action Shooting group’s shoot this Saturday. Well the light was not the greatest, a good time to refine some lighting techniques to say the least… Continue reading