Info
You are currently browsing the Photoblog weblog archives for the day 23. March 2010.
Categories
- Airplanes (6)
- Animals (2)
- Architecture (63)
- California Coast (20)
- Carmel (10)
- Central Valley (8)
- Christmas (5)
- Cityscape (33)
- Compositions (34)
- Culture (11)
- Flowers (71)
- Food (4)
- Foothills (23)
- Fun-stuff (31)
- Infrared (1)
- Lake Yosemite (25)
- Landscape (120)
- Macro (34)
- Merced Wildlife Refuge (13)
- Moon & Stars (2)
- Muir Woods (8)
- Northern California (8)
- Pets (9)
- Place of work (4)
- Plants (9)
- Portraits (35)
- Reflection (4)
- Sport (2)
- Still Life (43)
- Sunset (3)
- Trees (63)
- Uncategorized (58)
- Wildlife (18)
- Yosemite (81)
- Zoo (3)
Latest Postings
- 4. September 2010: Flower and Ant
- 4. September 2010: Tuffa at Sunset
- 3. September 2010: Carnivorous Plant
- 2. September 2010: Roots
- 1. September 2010: Conservatory of Flowers, San Francisco, CA
- 31. August 2010: Mission San Francisco
- 30. August 2010: Rock in Clouds
- 29. August 2010: A Colorado Landscape
- 27. August 2010: No Duct Tape!
- 27. August 2010: Sunrise in the San Joaquin Valley
Links
Archives
Archive for 23. March 2010
Infrared Photography
23. March 2010 by Friedhelm.
I photographed this blossom using a Cokin infrared (89b) filter. It required a long exposure time and I had to wait until the wind died down. If you have never tried IR photography, give it a try. It is always good to try something new. Camera setting: 70-200 lens with an extension tube, f8, 30sec., ISO 100.
Enjoy!
Posted in Flowers | Print | No Comments »
|