Botany Photo of the Day will have brief written entries on weekends, holidays and my vacations from April through September. – Daniel
A different perspective on the farmland in the Palouse area – an infrared photograph.
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Wow, Daniel! This is another wonderful photo! If it doesn't take too long to explain, what is the visual difference produced by taking a photo in infrared rather than black and white? I am a total photo novice and this looks like black and white to me. Thanks,
bev
Extraordinary image. Thank you Daniel.
This is a wonderful photograph.
If any other viewer is interested in an ezplaination of Infrared photography they might want to take a look at Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Infrared_photography
Daniel!
Another stunning photograph. Infrared has given this photo the drama of black/white and still left the sky blue. Love your composition; even though your horizon divides the photo in half it works because the clouds balance the rhythm of the grounds. Lovely.
I grew up just a few miles away from Palouse. It's too bad you didn't post a picture of Palouse Falls. It's like a hidden secret in these hills, along with the Marmus man. This furtile land has been farmed for many years, lots of "sweat equity". I now live in Bethel, Alaska and miss the rolling hills. Thanks for posting these memories.
Emily, I've added an infrared photograph of Palouse Falls to my Flickr account just now.
Daniel, great Palouse photos!
I went to school at U of ID and have very fond memories of the Palouse hills. Your photos are among the best I've seen. This infrared one is wonderful! Have just found more of your photos on flickr.
Keep up the good work.
That almost silvery purple is amazing !