Posts Tagged ‘marsh’

Featured Monthly Photo – November 2010 – Abandoned wooden boat

Featured Monthly Photo – November 2010 – Abandoned wooden boat

Image above made with a Nikon D300 camera and Nikon 70-300 VR lens During the last 5 years, the DC/MD/VA sector of the NikonCafe.com internet photography group have traveled to Virginia’s Eastern Shore for a Spring and Fall Migration weekend shoot. One of our regular venues is sunrise at an Oyster, Virginia marsh then we [...]


Featured Monthly Photo – September 2010 – ESVNWR wetlands (infrared)

Featured Monthly Photo – September 2010 – ESVNWR wetlands (infrared)

Driftwood stuck in the mud of a marsh in the wetlands of the Eastern Shore of Virginia National Wildlife Refuge – infrared Image above made with a Nikon D200 IR-converted camera and Nikon 18-200 VR lens


Featured Monthly Photo – May 2010 – Assateague Island wetlands infrared

Featured Monthly Photo – May 2010 – Assateague Island wetlands infrared

Trees reflected in an Assateague Island blue-skied cove of Chincoteague, Virginia – infrared Image above made with a Nikon D200 IR-converted camera and Nikon 18-200 VR lens


Featured Monthly Photo – April 2010

Featured Monthly Photo – April 2010

The salt marshes of the Eastern Shore of Virginia National Wildlife Refuge wetlands extend to the Atlantic Ocean – infrared Image above made with a Nikon D200 IR-converted camera and Nikon 18-200 VR lens


My infrared cravings – foray #1

My infrared cravings – foray #1

While I’m very pleased with my very first DSLR (a Nikon D300) camera, I am absolutely in love with my infrared camera (a Nikon D200). Infrared blocks visible light and therefore subjects such as foliage (grass and trees) show up as white instead of green in photographs, skies are darker, and clouds are bold and more defined. To put it mildly, infrared is otherworldly!