Last Thursday my lovely bride and I set up camp at Kyburz Flat in Sierra County California for a 3 night stay. We picked up her granddaughter from school on Friday afternoon to join us for the weekend. If you like to birdwatch you could do much worse than this location in the spring and […]
While driving along State Route 36 a few miles east of Red Bluff, California, at around 1pm a couple weeks back, I noticed the conditions looked very nice for infrared photography. The clouds were streaky and wispy and the sun was bright but somewhat filtered by the high haze. As I drove by the Sacramento
Turns out today is National Almond Day. I figure it is a great day to share my entire portfolio of almond related imagery. It won’t take very long as it currently consists of one image. This is one of my early IR images, captured at 590 nanometers on a roadside leg stretch in Artois, California
I’m probably the last guy to give a serious tutorial on anything, photographic or otherwise. However, based on some recent conversations where I’ve been asked about it, I thought I would give a bit of a rundown on what infrared photography is along with some reasons I took it up and enjoy it. I’ll try