Clock Tower

Photographed with my infrared converted camera.

Infrared Hike

Since finishing out the year of my Project 365 photo challenge I have taken rather a long hiatus from posting any images.  It’s been rather liberating to not have to worry about keeping up with posting a daily image, but by no means have I taken a break from shooting.  In fact, I have been shooting nearly every day since the end of the challenge and lovin’ every minute of it!  Here’s a sampling of infrared images taken over the weekend while hiking at a nearby state park.  Thanks for stopping by!

Project 365 – Infrared Zinnia

At a recent photography club event I was inspired to try something new with my infrared camera.  I have thoroughly enjoyed using my macro extension tubes attached to my regular lenses on my regular cameras to achieve a poor man’s version of macro photography.  But it suddenly dawned on me that I had never tried shooting macro with my infrared camera.  I quickly popped on an extension tube and began snapping away, and a whole new photographic adventure has been born!

Project 365 – Infrared Auto

Photographed with my infrared converted camera and tweaked with Topaz.

Project 365 – More Shots From The Rodeo

I didn’t take any new images today so I am using  a couple of images from yesterday’s shoot at the rodeo.  Like yesterday’s image, these were also taken with my infrared camera and doctored with some editing software.

 

Project 365 – Bridge

 

Project 365 – RJ Morgan’s Headstone

 

Project 365 – Infrared Mausoleum

An infrared image of a mausoleum from my cemetery shoot a couple of days ago.

Project 365 – Infrared Horses Grazing

The horses at a nearby farm were out grazing so I took the opportunity to snap some infrared images.  This pair briefly huddled together while snacking on the grass before moving on.

Project 365 – Blue Duck Pond

Infrared capture on my way home from errands this morning.