Here is one of my favorite shots from my trip out to Fort Mifflin. This was actually shot outside the walls of the fort and a bit of a hike away from the location. It's such a beautiful place, yet very eery and just a bit creepy!
Now about the process I used for this image. This was shot with my D100 converted for Infrared photography. When I brought this into Adobe Lightroom, I utilized a technique called cross processing. What this means is, had I shot this on film, the standard chemical process for developing the film is called C-41 . . . rather than developing the film the standard way, I would have had the lab process the film as Slide film - which uses a totally different chemical process . . . so when this happens, there's a dramatic color shift in the image . . . add to this the Infrared technique and you get the wild image you see below! Of course, I did all this digitally . . . but having the background helps legitimize the effect.
Captured with the Sigma 10-20 at f8.0 at 200th of a second. ISO - 100.
Amazing as usual!
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