Lake Arlington II

[bburton]

This one is from the southern end of the lake: Cypress tress in mid winter without foliage.

[bburton]

Highest water level on Lake Arlington in some time. It's been awhile since this floating fishing dock's ramp was horizontal.

[tukaniray]

I like your shot in the first post ... wow ... I actually thought the trees were frosted.

Nice.

-Ray-

[bburton]

Closer view in B&W of the Cypress trees at Lake Arlington.

[HOUSCOUS]

These images are amazing!!!

[tc95]

Hey bruce....your post processing looks awesome...great shots...I love the colors in number 2....

Thanks for posting...

[BEphoto]

So cool. Are you using a converted DSLR? I've been wanting to get a 20D or something along those lines and do the conversion. These shots are just too pretty to pass up!

[bburton]

Originally Posted by BEphoto

Are you using a converted DSLR? I've been wanting to get a 20D or something along those lines and do the conversion.

Here's the EXIF:

Camera Maker: Canon
Camera Model: Canon PowerShot Pro1
Image Date: 2010:02:03 00:12:27
Focal Length: 10.125mm
Aperture: f/5.6
Exposure Time: 0.0080 s (1/125)
ISO equiv: 50
Exposure Bias: +0.38
Exposure: aperture priority (semi-auto)
Flash Fired: No
Color Space: sRGB

This is a full-spectrum (clear glass) converted Canon Pro1 with an LDP 665nm screw-on IR-pass filter -- although a fixed-lens P&S, the Pro1 has many positives for IR: live view in the LCD; RAW capability, and "L" glass.

[bburton]

The final shot in this series:

[mhuebner]

Nice. That chocolate colored water in number 3 is a little unsettling though. Number 4, the close-up of the trees, is my favorite.