Rural proper (IR 720nm)

Just randomness, also from my post-summer hike this year, after-noon, I was returning home and there is of course some rural stuff going on. Couple of sheep left to the shed, some chickens in the center and cows in the back as well.

The old farm house is missing a good junk, they demolished that recently, I remember when this was still there, I 'let' myself in one day and there were all sorts of ancient machinery and weird things, ..history! That was pretty cool, I think I took some photos too (..of course 😜).

 

A b&w conversion also based on a false-color development. Going monochrome directly with 720nm is totally okay, the sky usually shows a nice gradient, however, I just love me a pitch black "IR-sky".

I wonder how this works with longer / 'deeper' wavelength, ..but due to a very happy accident, I will have the opportunity to find out soon, but I don't want to get too or prematurely excited about that. Another story for another day (as usual).

 

 

Nikon D3300 (APS-C, fullspectrum mod)

AF-S NIKKOR 50mm f/1.8 G prime

Hoya R72 (720nm longpass filter)

ISO200, 50mm, f/7.1, 1/500sec (-.7EV)

(thus 75mm full frame equivalent)

single photo, handheld, ..afternoon light

Done