Here's a photo I took at South Of The Border using black & white infra-red film. This film actually measures natural objects' wavelengths and makes a beautiful blue sky look eerily dark, while making foliage (notice the palm fronds and tree leaves) look lighter. I just happened to be walking across the parking lot when one of the giant sombrero-clad statues covered up the "S" of the Shell gas station sign, and I had to snap the photo.
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Pick-A-Photo Tuesday: From Hell
Here's a photo I took at South Of The Border using black & white infra-red film. This film actually measures natural objects' wavelengths and makes a beautiful blue sky look eerily dark, while making foliage (notice the palm fronds and tree leaves) look lighter. I just happened to be walking across the parking lot when one of the giant sombrero-clad statues covered up the "S" of the Shell gas station sign, and I had to snap the photo.
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I really like this shot. Infra-red film is interesting how it changes the whole perspective of it. I like how the S is covered up also.
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