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What do you do when your bread truck and your limo are both past their expiration date? Well in Nevada you simply throw them in a pile, cover them with graffiti and call it art. Unlike at the Louvre, you may experience this and other modern sculpture for free in Goldfield Nevada. 590nm Infrared.

Outstanding image! Makes one wonder one's place in this big universe ...

I like # 3 the best - the warm foreground against the cooler background makes this one special.

This is Burney Falls, Northern California. A great place to have a mid range zoom lens.

Very tranquil. Is that sunlight or moonlight?

So there are degrees of dead. Therefore possible to be just a little bit dead. Unless you're shot in 590nm IR, 'cause then you're even more dead. I learned something today. 😁 I've been wondering why Hollywood hasn't shot a feature film in IR yet.

Actually this is the Goldfield Cemetery, on the north side of town in Goldfield, Nevada. A mix of pioneer and contemporary graves that definitely gives off old western movie vibes. 590nm converted Nikon Z5.

Thanks Alan. There were scattered clouds covering the whole sky and it looked like we might get awesome reds over the whole sky, but Mother Nature decided that was enough of that! Almost ...

I was on the road early to be in position for sunrise on the ET Highway in Nevada. It had all the makings of being an epic one, but kinda fizzled out before it got epic. Here is the peak of it's potential...

I had a thing for Beverly D'Angelo back in the day. She there too?

The symmetry is mesmerizing! This image should be made into a jigsaw puzzle.

Yeah, with a DSLR best bet is to have whoever does the conversion to calibrate focus to one lens. Second best way is to use manual lenses with IR focus index on the lens barrel. Third best way is use live view, but without a fully articulating screen, this can be a problem, especially shooting...

This is Proxy Falls in Central Oregon from a month ago.

I love this one, it has a mystical feeling with the hazy water and sparkling stars!

It'll be nice to have some company in the Infrared Presentation Forum. Rob Shea's website is the best IR resource on the WWW!

Love the curvy river banks and the colors! Well seen and executed.

This raven at Grand Canyon NP has no fear of humans and even accepts handouts from them. Not deterred by the rain, he waits patiently for the tourists to pull up, snap a photo and possibly throw him a morsel or two.

Thanks Alan, we did spend a bit of time watching the rain through the car windows the first night. The following morning was much better! Jim, I have been using Rob Shea's Infrared Profile download to get to a good starting place for the 590. The -100 degree works best for me. Give it a try...

Amazing atmospheric display with awesome color brings the drama! Must have been great to watch this happen in front of you!

It was raining cats and dogs when we arrived at the south entrance to Grand Canyon NP around noon, the sky a dark gray. It wasn't until we were on our way out of the park the next morning that the sun finally peeked through, giving us a taste of how gorgeous the views can be when the weather...