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Canon EOS-R, 16mm Canon lens, Full-Spectrum, 720nm Drop-In Filter.

Myakka State Park (Florida) in 720nm Infrared

Last Monday I spent hours crawling around amongst the wildflowers on top of the Grand Mesa, here are a few that I have had a chance to process. 1.) 2.) (A double exposure) 3.) 4.) 5.) Thanks for viewing, have a daisy of a day!

This what happens every time I put out a new dish for my horse Ellie, her best friend comes along to modify it. Trouble maker, but you gotta love him. ( trying out my new IR Chrome Filter)

Canon EOS-R, Full Spectrum Conversion, IR Chrome Drop-in Filter, Lensbaby Sweet 50 1.) 2.) 3.) 4.) 5.) 6.)

This is a small finger off the Myakka River in Florida. Word was alligators like to hang out in this shallow merky waters. I ran into a park ranger here and she said that there were quite a few about a mile up stream. But as you can see by the under growth in this image that going much farther...

A family of Black-crowned Night Herons: (my favorite of the Heron family) Hard to believe "ugly duckling" turns into such a beautiful bird:

Venice, Florida Venice Rookery - Spent hours and hours enjoying and photographing birds. Male Anhinga EOS-R converted to Full Spectrum (150 to 600 Tamron Lens)

Historic Saint Andrew Baptist Church / Cemetery in St. Francisville Louisiana Enjoyed a delightful evening and morning shooting in this very old cemetery (by American standards). The craftmanship of many of the head stones was unbelievable. EOS-R / Full Spectrum conversion (various lenses and...

Myakka River State Park EOS-R / Full Spectrum / 665nm Drop-in Filter

I just spent a week in Florida shooting this type of bird, but after getting back home I visited one of my favorite ponds only to find this solitary Heron.

Venice Bird Sanctuary (Venice Florida) Spent the morning watching and photographing this gator, but very little movement after breakfast.

Wondering through the orchard....

Dominguez-Escalante National Conservation Area Who can resist the lone tree.

9 shot pano stitched together. It's a crazy long pano, but I personally love the way it came out. This is a shot of the Grand Mesa, the west end.

This is an extension of the Holga Challenge. Like I mentioned before, I hadn't gotten great results using the Holga Lens on the 5D Mark IV. So tried it again while shooting in the fruit orchards of Palisade Colorado. Yes, it's a funky lens, but I do like the results much more this time.

First real sign of spring here.

I've been eyeing this truck for a while, but wish I had shot it before the tree limb fell. 590nm Color & BNW versions: