2022-187 July 6, 2022

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Weeping Willow in infrared

While out this past weekend, I decided to try out some filters I had salted away during my film days. One of them was an infrared filter.  I had to fool around for quite a bit to get things to work well in digital, but I thought this one came out OK. I'll be doing more "messing about" with it in the future.

Quote of the day: "Everything is funny as long as it is happening to somebody else." - Will Rogers

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