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Made with a 550nm IR filter. Note to self: This filter lets in more visible light than higher-numbered IR filters, usually producing a wider variety of colors. In this case, however, the dim sunlight left most colors either very dark or very pale. Some of the light blues of the clouds and the barn are very faint. I like the look, though, especially the detailed textures on the barn.
Detail from a somewhat battered outbuilding on historic Normanskill Farm in upstate New York. The building now houses a blacksmith's shop. The image was created using an IR filter and converted camera to capture the subtle variations in color and texture.
An infrared image captured with a 665nm IR filter. The bench (whichi actually is black) sits on a path that runs along the Normanskill in upstate New York.
An infrared image of the old ramp barn on the historic Normanskill farm (the gable above the ramp is on the left side of the barn). Captured in bright sunlight with 665 infrared filter on a converted Canon G16 and processed in Photoshop, Lightroom and Topaz software.
High Dymanic Range - HDR
The Normanskill flows into the Hudson River about 10 Miles downstream. Photo was taken from a pedestrian bridge over the creek.
While photographing this scene, a man walked across the train trestle, which really added to the shot. It's quite high and there are no railings...I'd be too afraid. Norman's Kill, Altamonte, NY.