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marietta national cemetery (in ir)

Todd — Sun, 04 Sep 2005 22:22:07 +0000

Uh, what? Pictures that aren’t of sweet Emma and Henry? Yes, ’tis true. While we were vacationing I took a few pictures of things that weren’t my progeny. Shocking, I know.

I had visited the Marietta Confederate Cemetery a few years ago (here are the pictures) and wanted to do something similar this trip.

So, while Emma, Henry, Marla and Granma were off visiting with cousins Bailey and Erin I took a drive up to the Marietta National Cemetery to see what I could find.

Unfortunately I went at high noon rather than waiting for better light. Rather than heading home empty-handed I decided to haul out the IR filter and see what I could do.

I’ve experimented with IR before and always liked the results. (See O’Neill Regional Park in Infrared and Skypark Circle in IR for examples.)

You’ll either love these or hate these. I think they add a kind of spooky “otherworldliness.” (Is that even a word?) There are a few normal shots scattered throughout so you can see what the scene really looked like.

Let me know what you think! (And fear not, I have lots more of Emma and Henry coming up soon.)

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O’Neill Regional Park in IR

Todd — Sun, 15 Feb 2004 05:37:33 +0000

I spent a little bit of time walking around O’Neill Regional Park this weekend and last, taking a few more pictures with my new, fancy-pants IR filter. The world looks kind of spooky.

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First Foray into Digital IR

Todd — Sat, 07 Feb 2004 05:33:01 +0000

My Hoya R72 arrived from B&H Photo and I was eager to try out my first digital IR shots. I’d read lots about digital IR but had seen very little specific to shooting with the 10D. Check out the results! I’m really excited about exploring the world of the near IR. Aren’t you?

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