Posts Tagged ‘trees’

Philadelphia – UrbEx Underground

Philadelphia - UrbEx Underground

Normally this time of year, members of the DC/MD/VA NikonCafe.com photography group travel to the Eastern Shore for a long weekend of spring migration shooting. Well, this year we decided to go north to Philadelphia and shoot some lesser-known but just as memorable city scenes. Yes, we did the Cherry Blossom trees in Fairmount Park’s [...]


Featured Monthly Photo – October 2010 – Amtrak train (infrared)

Featured Monthly Photo – October 2010 – Amtrak train (infrared)

Amtrak passenger train pulls into Fredericksburg, Virginia railway station – infrared Image above made with a Nikon D200 IR-converted camera and Nikon 18-200 VR lens The above photo was taken towards the end of Scott Kelby’s 2009 Worldwide Photowalk in Fredericksburg, VA.  Our walk leader, Rachel, had chosen a route filled with fantastic photo opportunities [...]


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 – June 2010 – Adirondack chairs infrared

Featured Monthly Photo – June 2010 – Adirondack chairs infrared

Two empty Adirondack chairs overlook the Chesapeake Bay in Cape Charles, Virginia – 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