I was on Providence College campus today and visited Harkins Hall, the main building where the executive offices are. There are some classrooms on a couple of the floors but most of the building is used as the administrative center of the college. The rotunda which is visible from the second floor balcony gave interesting views and I had the infrared camera with me and took a few photographs; I looked right, left, down, and up. Then I stepped outside and took a photograph of the center of the building.
Evening in Infrared
My new infrared camera has returned from the modifications. It is a Canon EOS T2i which will allow me to use any of my lenses depending on my needs. This evening after supper I took a stroll around the block, Spring Green Road, Narragansett Parkway, Fair Street, Clear Water Street, to Spring Green Road, to home. Along the way I photographed frames that appealed to me, from trees, to a church, to tree trunks, and so on. The Asbury United Methodist Church is where Jan’s parents married and made it their church. John was on its board of trustees for many years and Ruthie played the organ and sang in the choir. Other than this special note, other photographs will identify themselves with their titles. [Read more...]
Supermarket Infrared
While I waited for my wife to do her grocery shopping, I took a series of photographs with the IR-converted Canon G7. My aim was to provide a sense of motion and location in these photographs. The G7 is going to a new owner today and I await the conversion of a Canon T2i SLR to take infrared photographs. So, the G7 saga is closing with this “check out” at the supermarket.
The Magnificent Tree of Fair Street
I posted a photograph of the grand tree near home among the infrared photographs a few days ago. Since then, I went back and photographed the tree again. This post is only about that tree, [Read more...]
Infrared Season is Here
With the
warming weather and budding trees,the time is ripe for more infrared photographs. I have been carrying my Canon G7 on sunny days when the infrared energy is high. I took several photographs at school, some vine clinging on the black metal door of Koffler Hall where my office is. Then, the other day I stopped before coming home, first at Ocean Avenue where RI Yacht Club is located. From there I took several photographs of Providence and the East Bay skyline and later stitched them to a panorama. While doing that a plane flew over, why not capture that? Then I parked on the Pawtuxet Bridge and took a series of photographs to stitch into another panorama. To top it off, I stopped on Fair street to photograph the magnificent, gigantic tree at the first curve. It is probably one of the best looking trees I have ever seen.
I think it is time to have the 20D converted for infrared duty.
Flora
Infrared Earthscapes
Junk Yard