Skyline Drive - Infrared

This image was originally recorded in 2006 on Fujichrome Velvia 100 slide film. I recently processed the image in Photoshop to simulate a print made with infrared film. I love this effect and have always loved infrared film, unfortunately both of my film cameras, 35mm and MF, can't utilize infrared film due to Canon and Mamiya's use of infrared in their focus assist systems. In Photoshop I was able to adjust the image to reach the desired effect and am going to print this image as a 16x20 for my office.



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Sunset on the Blue Ridge Mountains

This image was recorded in 2006 on Skyline Drive right at twilight. I shot this with a Canon EOS A2 camera on Fuji Chrome Velvia 100. The twilight sky was this exact shade of blue and purple and I choose the Fuji slide film to better record the latitude of the shadow detail and the vibrant colors. I scanned this image from the original slide. It is easy to see how the Blue Ridge Mountains got their name when you see beautiful colors like this along the drive.

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