I haz a Knol

So, I just dicovered this thing called "Knol."  If you have something to say, you can say it here. Know how to do something better then anyone else?  Write a report about it, here:

http://knol.google.com/k/thomas-gordon/-/bfsgjkigonuc/0#knols

I have posted one so far, about IR, the same one I posted on my website, but I plan on doing an abridged version, also, I am planning on doing a "How To" for my LEP, and a "How To" for Color IR.

I was thinking of using Blogger...

Well, as I said before, I was going to talk about the complexities of Digital IR (Inferred) technology, but I realize, being the man I am, I would rant for a very long time, with many, many photos and pictures, so, to make this simple, I will post a link to my website with the detailed rant there.

My Website is:

http://www.tagvoar.com

The exact link to the IR Rant is:

http://www.tagvoar.com/The_World/The_Rant.html

Yet More IR. This time with lots-o-photoshop

Okay, so this is a photo I shot a few days ago, I don't know how I got the color in the first place, and I know even less about how I got these effects in Photoshop!  I really enjoy shooting in IR, but damn it, it is like a completely different world, in the literal sense.  I'll offer an example in my next post, for now, enjoy this photo!

Quote of the (INSERT TIME LINE HERE)

"What you consider dressing nice is what others would consider living in a dumpster."  -- Justin/Majin.

I love IR

I snapped this photo in IR a few days ago.  I live in Colorado and it has been 60 degrees for the last few days... normally our temperatures in this month are in the 30's and 40'sºF.

If you look at the larger file, you can see that the veins below the skin, show up as black lines.  Even veins that can not been seen with the naked eye, and IR camera can see.

Interesting fact:  IR is completely absorbed by blood, making it invisible on film.