Infrared photography V

Infrared photography III

Infrared photography II

Yesterday was again a beautiful day for infrared photography, sunny but with lots of clouds and hardly any wind. This time I put my X100 on a tripod and uses smaller apertures and longer shuttertimes. Overall the photo's are much sharper this time...

Infrared photography with the X100

I read about the X100 capability of infrared photography. So I gave it a shot and the results are beyond my imagination. All you need is a infrared filter (Hoya R72). Which is not a big investment for the 49mm filter threat. The X100 is so light sensitive, you can even take photo's without a tripod if you have a steady hand.
Postprocessing? Only used auto-tone in Photoshop, that's it....
(click on the pics for a larger version)

Forest 3

Forest 2

Forrest 1

What's down there?

Sheep

Sunday evening hike with Bruce....

Lensbaby, part II

As simple as it is, a Lensbaby needs practice. It is easy to use, but to get some nice results you have to experiment!

Here are two that I like very much...