The problem with macro . . .
Pretty day
A nanometer too far
Sunset, 850nm
Hills, woods, clouds, and a road to ?
A nearby creek
Cloudy day infrared
The Ridges
A midwestern farm on an infrared-y day
Tree trunk at sunset
Lily of the Embankment
So hot the trees turned pink!
A pastel afternoon
590nm is watercolors; 720nm is acrylics
A processing lesson
Hard to tell water from leaves
This bug can kill you
A pollinator comes to visit
Some kind of ironweed -- I think
Resurrection Lily
Hay mowed and baled, autumn is coming
Clear sky, lush foliage
First day of infrared season
Lunch for someone
For some reason . . .
As close as I cared to get
Back in the woods
I named the ant Wabi-sabi
It can make pretty pictures
It can follow focus
Just testing the setup
Clouds in 850nm are especially fun
Infrared tree pictures are an addiction
Virginia creeper on the barn
Pine tree and undergrowth at sunset
First picture with this lens
Coming back down the hill
Maybe vandals, or an earthquake
Not a bad place to rest for eternity
Yes, a failure
The cemetery
A nice surprise
Black-and-white is all you get at 850nm
The dirt road up the hill to the old cemetery
Running away from home
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The pretty flower . . .
. . . of the awful multiflora rose. It and its many copies will each produce a red berry -- a "rose hip" -- that will be eaten by a bird, who poop out the seeds wherever they want, resulting in yet another of the awful, thorny, unkillable plants. This, too, was shot with the 18-135mm Fujinon, about as close as it goes. I really love how the Fuji sensor renders -- everything.
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