Here are a few more infrared photos from another visit to the Blue Sky Ecological Reserve, this time with my Rokinon 14mm prime lens (which equals 21mm on my crop sensor infrared camera body).
Black & White Photography
This is the archive page for all blog posts with Black & White images. Have a look at my monochrome portfolio galleries too if you like black & white.
In the Woods with Kay
Black & white and color impressions from a hike on the Pacific Crest Trail in San Diego’s Laguna Mountains, after tropical storm Kay had brought substantial amounts of rain to the area, and its clouds still shrouded parts of the forest.
Laguna Crest Views Part 2: Black & White
As promised (to myself;-) here are further impressions from my various visits to the Laguna Crest during the North American Monsoon season in San Diego, this time in black & white.
Finding Jewels
Cole Thompson’s idea of “photographic celibacy“, the idea to limit one’s intake of photography*, has been mentioned here and there already in my blog. And just like Cole, I always thought about it from the perspective of not getting influenced by other’s work: because I’m prone to that, I find the idea convincing. A few days ago, Bruce Percy** added another quite compelling reason:
A Few Desert Black & Whites
Three new black & white photographs from the Coyote Mountains Wilderness, and a little bit of musing about black & white photography.
More Monsoon Impressions
Monsoon has come to a pause this week, but last Saturday, Shuwen and I went up to the Laguna Mountains again, to dive into this weather and its potential for drama one more time.