Infrared Sky Reflections, downtown Nashville, Tennessee.
Tech Info: Fuji XT-1, RAW, Converted to 720nm B&W IR, Fuji 18-55 @21.4mm, f/7.1, 1/250, ISO 250.
Infrared Sky Reflections, downtown Nashville, Tennessee.
Tech Info: Fuji XT-1, RAW, Converted to 720nm B&W IR, Fuji 18-55 @21.4mm, f/7.1, 1/250, ISO 250.
On May 1st, 2021 I chased the BUGX 1752 between Tell City and Troy, Indiana for my first time on the Ohio River Scenic Railway with good friend Ryan Scott! This nose shot photograph was shot as Infrared and really like the way it turned out!
Last fall I started dabbling into the realm of Infrared (IR) photography, specifically to apply it to railroad photography, but with the onset of winter I put it on the back burner as IR just doesnt work as well without the greenery, at least for what I want.
I even started a group here on Facebook for Infrared Train Photography if any of my subscribers are interested in the technique!
BUGX 1752 is an ex-CN Rebuilt EMD that is leased now by the Ohio River Scenic Railway from Dieselmotive Company of Northern California. It is a former Canadian National FP9A unit, which was recently sold by Pioneer RailCorp affiliate Keokuk Junction Railway to Dieselmotive and has become one of their lease units.
Tech Info: Fuji X-T1, RAW, 18-35 @18mm. f/5.6, 1/40, ISO 3200 with a 720nm IR Filter.
Cheekwood leaf IR shot of a backlit leaf at the Cheekwood Estate in Nashville, TN!
Tech Info: iPhone 11 Pro, 720nm filter, Moment Filter Adapter, 1.5mm wide lens (13mm equivalent), f/2.4, 1/15sec, ISO 500, Edited in Snapseed and Adobe RAW. #cheekwood
A few days ago I visited the Cheekwood Estate in Nashville, Tennessee to photograph the Chihuly glass exhibit and spent the morning capturing these IR photos of these beautiful pieces!
Tech Info: iPhone 11 Pro, 720nm filter, Moment Filter Adapter, 1.5mm wide lens (13mm equivalent), f/2.4, 1/15sec, ISO 500, Edited in Snapseed and Adobe RAW.
BNSF SPC1 arriving at Paducah, Ky A infrared view from November 17th, 2020 of BNSF 6092, 6370 and 9196 heads up empty coal drag SPC1 as a Paducah and Louisville Railway crew pulls it into the north end of the yard at Paducah, Kentucky from Calvert City Terminal. Here a fresh BNSF crew will pickup the train and take it on north for another load of coal.
#infraredtrainphotography Tech Info: Fuji XT-1 with a Fuji 18-55 @ 26mm, f/5.6, 1/110, ISO 3200 and a 720nm IR filter.