MT country photo

http://img709.imageshack.us/img709/8489/pineshade.jpg

Found this surfing Google Earth
I don't know if it's shopped or how much, the blue does look out of place. This condition occurs naturally when fog freezes into a covering of frost on everything.
It's a goody...

Looks like an IR photo to me.

http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=infrared&w=all

ETA: Probably taken on a hot summer day. :)

Nice photo.:yes:

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Originally Posted by kf0rt

Looks like an IR photo to me.

http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=infrared&w=all

ETA: Probably taken on a hot summer day. :)

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k,
I like this one:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/eye_of_wally/2309317276/

there are some lone railroad bridges over the Yellowstone river that I see in my mind's eye often. I should take some pix of them.

I need to look at the white balance settings on my camera. I wonder if there is an IR setting. The camera and the flash use IR for other things. I usually leave the WB on auto.

http://commondatastorage.googleapis....l/17978867.jpg
this one's over the top.

and now to Mary Land, this one's awesome:
http://commondatastorage.googleapis....al/5995336.jpg
I stood in this exact spot some 6 years past.
For me it's like being in a magnificent Cathedral.
http://www.stevespatucci.com/wedding/images/church.jpg

(CSX's ex B&O looking E across the Susquehanna river)

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Originally Posted by KG4CGC

I need to look at the white balance settings on my camera. I wonder if there is an IR setting. The camera and the flash use IR for other things. I usually leave the WB on auto.

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Usually, it's done with an IR filter on the lens. Here's a nice shot taken with a D-50 and Hoya R72 filter:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/psilver/634271712/

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Originally Posted by kf0rt

Usually, it's done with an IR filter on the lens. Here's a nice shot taken with a D-50 and Hoya R72 filter:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/psilver/634271712/

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Thanks.

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Originally Posted by kf0rt

Looks like an IR photo to me.
ETA: Probably taken on a hot summer day. :)

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I thought so, too, initially. The trees on the background hillside, however, do not seem to follow the IR program. It may be just as Bill described it: Frozen fog. I have seen rime coatings that were similar in appearance elsewhere. Regardless, it is an interesting and artistic expression that screams "COLD" -- even were it actually shot in August!