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Sunset in September in the San Rafael Swell, vicinity of Temple Mountain, Utah.

Thanks Alan. They do at least lower the air temperature a bit, if not quenching the land's thirst.

A virga, also called a dry storm, is an observable streak or shaft of precipitation that evaporates or sublimates before reaching the ground. - Wikipedia This one occurred on the East Side of the White Mountains in California.

Thanks Alan. Most people do prefer to see blue skies in color IR, it's a little less abstract and therefore easier to digest. I usually try both and see what looks best to me in each particular situation.

Zion National Park in the fall is another great location for IR. This image was made with a 665nm converted Nikon D90, one of the last Nikon cameras that would allow you to set a custom WB in camera after IR conversion. Back then a CWB made from metering green grass in bright sun gave great...

I can see Aspens in the first one. (I think) The second one gives Factory Butte badlands vibes. Great abstracts.

And much more scary!:eek:

You came away with a nice image here, but even if you didn't, just experiencing the night sky in a clear, remote, and dark place is always special!

Thanks Guys! Gotta try something different every so often ...

About 12 miles into the Hole-in-the-Rock Road near Escalante, Utah, this is a great place to practice photography, day or night. I don't usually make B+W images from nightscapes, but I decided it was time to try.

I like the composition in the first image best. Can't go wrong with an IR camera and a graveyard!

I've had some good times in Bad Lands ...

Four winners here, my fav is the second image - I love it when the apparent scale is unknown!

Here's to the beginning of the 10th year of waterfalls! This is Wahkeena Falls in the Columbia River Gorge.

Very colorful and tactile. I like the angles in the first one best!

Thanks Alan. The light was at just the right angle to bring out the curves.

I don't have any proof, but I am sure this sand is sinful. 665nm converted Nikon DSLR.

A bolt of lightning or tornado? :rolleyes: This is from just off HWY 168 in CA, Northeast of Big Pine.

Thanks Alan. Every house needs at least one good wall !

Step on up, if ye are worthy ... Just north of Death Valley