Canon A630
Before heading to New Mexico, I noted that I saw VERY few good photos of Bandelier online. I wasn't sure why, but it turned out that if I couldn't get good photos out of professionals, I shouldn't expect too much either. I can't put my finger on it...maybe it's the lighting...but I found Bandelier difficult to shoot well. Infrared saved the day. Suddenly, good shots were much easier to get.

* Many thanks to Jason Nemeth and Joseph Levy for their IR workflow tips!

Posted on September 12, 2007 | Permalink | Comments (0)

Canon A630
One of many stops along the road the road to pull over and have a picnic. As a designated scenic byway, Jemez makes it quite easy on drivers who want to take many photos.

* Many thanks to Jason Nemeth and Joseph Levy for their IR workflow tips!

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Canon A630
Behind the Walatowa Visitors Center, Jemez Pueblo.

* Many thanks to Jason Nemeth and Joseph Levy for their IR workflow tips!

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Canon A630
* Many thanks to Jason Nemeth and Joseph Levy for their IR workflow tips!

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Canon A630
* Many thanks to Jason Nemeth and Joseph Levy for their IR workflow tips!

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Canon A630
* Many thanks to Jason Nemeth and Joseph Levy for their IR workflow tips!

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Canon A630
Behind the Walatowa Visitors Center in Jemez Pueblo.

* Many thanks to Jason Nemeth and Joseph Levy for their IR workflow tips!

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Canon A630
Behind the Walatowa Visitors Center in Jemez Pueblo.

* Many thanks to Jason Nemeth and Joseph Levy for their IR workflow tips!

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Canon A630
Reconstructed home near the Walatowa Visitors Center in Jemez Pueblo.

* Many thanks to Jason Nemeth and Joseph Levy for their IR workflow tips!

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Olympus OM-2n | Fuji Neopan 1600
One of my favorite things about New Yorkers is how whenever we see someone dressed or acting crazily, we studiously ignore that person. Sometimes it's a bad quality, like pretending not to see someone in genuine need; but when someone is foolishly dressed as an angel to promote a yoga studio in one of NYC's most commercial neighborhoods, I think this reaction is easily understood.

Posted on September 9, 2007 | Permalink | Comments (0)