One last picture from Uvas Canyon visit on the weekend. This is taken on the hill just above the parking lot. I thought I needed a high dynamic range image but this dappled lights was within range for the infrared camera.

One more from our visit to Uvas Canyon. Originally this image and Uvas Canyon were part of a horizontal panorama of 5 images. When I reviewed the images on the back of the camera, I decided that these two images were stronger than the whole.

One more infrared shot from Alameda Creek. The reflections are totally eliminated. I think it is a combo of the polarizer and the infrared.

Today, Chip and I went out to Uvas Canyon. Right now, Swanson creek is barely running and it is very dry and brown. After a few more rain storms, Uvas Canyon should have the magic back.

After a long dry spell, I finally made it out to Sunol for a quick photo adventure. Of course, I arrived about noon. I recently read an article about Red-Eye Reeves’ infrared photography. So, here is a infrared detail from Alameda creek. I did get a wet foot for this shot but I am happy with the results.

This is an overview shot of the Pueblo cliff dwellings at Bandelier Monument. You can hike up along the cliff edge and some of the dwellings have ladders that you can climb and see up close.

One more of the Aspensin Santa Fe. Again, this is a high-dynamic range image. I had to reduce saturation during processing.