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As photographers, we are constantly trying to perfect our art. We take time to meticulously study the rules, decide when to break them, and for the most part are our worst critics. This has been known to dampen our intuitively creative nature. What do you do to rejuvenate your creative side? There have been many […]
The Missouri Botanical Gardens Orchid Show SharePinTweetEmailShare
As an infrared photographer for many years, I always look forward to the first spring photography outing of the year in Charleston, SC. The early spring lime greens are prime for infrared. The translucence sings! Actually, most of my photography in the spring is made with my D800 with the super color conversion from Lifepixel. […]
If you are someone who like Monochrome Infrared, then you will love the Infrared digital art of Vern Bartley. SharePinTweetEmailShare39 Shares
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Rock n Roll . . . in Infrared??? . . . oh yeahhhh SharePinTweetEmailShare29 Shares
143 years old and still in working order. SharePinTweetEmailShare9 Shares
If you enjoy Monochrome Infrared Landscapes, you will love Luke Tscharke’s work. SharePinTweetEmailShare107 Shares
So, . . . . What are feral horses?? SharePinTweetEmailShare46 Shares
In the world of Infrared Photography, Laurie Klein is well known for her stunning monochrome Infrared images. I recently had the opportunity to interview her. SharePinTweetEmailShare20 Shares
A great place to shoot . . . . . . and shoot, ..and shoot. SharePinTweetEmailShare4K Shares
Digital artist Dave Whenham took a moment to discuss with me his interest in Infrared Photography. SharePinTweetEmailShare40 Shares
Situated outside of St. Louis, MO in almost the middle of nowhere sits the ruins of a small Church. SharePinTweetEmailShare56 Shares
I recently came across some interesting Infrared photography by Artist Greg Wigler, and I ask him about his work. SharePinTweetEmailShare61 Shares
The Missouri State Penitentiary, also known as “The Walls”, was a prison in Jefferson City, Missouri, that operated from 1836-2004. Before it closed, it was the oldest operating penal facility west of the Mississippi River and was infamously referred to as the “bloodiest 47 acres in America”. Some people say it is haunted. SharePinTweetEmailShare50 Shares
Ildiko is an Infrared artist originally from Hungry. I first saw Ildikos work on Flickr, and was so impressed by the depth and emotional feel of her work. SharePinTweetEmailShare147 Shares
I recently had the opportunity to speak with Tracy Rose, a digital artist who shoots fashion images in Infrared SharePinTweetEmailShare19 Shares
The Sunflower+Project: StL is an urban renewal project In Saint Louis, Missouri designed to make productive use of previously developed urban lots through the cultivation and planting of sunflowers and winter wheat. It is also a great location for an Infrared shoot. SharePinTweetEmailShare
Sandro Martini has been a digital artist for over 30 years and Has a wonderful eye for detail. His Infrared work blends color with powerful locations. SharePinTweetEmailShare18 Shares
In downtown Saint Louis, MO along the bank of the Mississippi River is a Mile long stretch of Flood wall known as the Graffiti Wall. SharePinTweetEmailShare23 Shares
