I stopped by Devils Tower on my way to vacation in Minnesota. I've camped and hiked here before, but I wanted to try a little IR photography and it was only an hour's detour on my road trip.

I took some film shots as well with my Fuji G690 BL and might post them later.

These are just a few quick shots I took during the 30 minute visit to the park. Now I wish I took a longer visit to get just the right shot/setups, but these'll do!

All were shot with a stock Fuji X100S and a Hoya R72 720nm IR filter. The X100S really works well with the IR filter as it has a very weak hot mirror on the CMOS.

[SpecialK]

Nice. I prefer #1. I was there when the sky was disappointingly gray, but I recently found and used the "blue sky" tool which worked surprisingly well.

[lesmore49]

I also prefer # 1. Very nice job.

My wife and I were there a couple of years ago...used our 150-500 Sigma to take a pix from the highway. Turned out nice.

[Colorado CJ]

Thanks everyone, glad you like them!


Well, I developed and scanned in the roll I shot through my Fuji G690BL medium format camera. These were all shot on Across 100 and developed in Pyrocat MC for 12.5 minutes. Scanned in with an Epson V750 Pro negative scanner.

The light in these wasn't the best. I waited a little for the right light with my digital IR images. For these images I just snapped the photos without waiting for good light, and it shows.












My folks and nephew