The marbled walls reflected the garden out side and gives the photo a double - exposure, dreamlike quality. This photo was taken in a New Mexico ghost town called Mogollon, one of my favorite places in the world. The multiple textures in the many old buildings there are a photographer's dream. These photos were some of my first experiments in infrared. The infrared adds to the overall luminosity of the photos.
Vegetation appears almost white, and skies and clouds are highly contrasted.
The infrared is especially good for capturing the beautiful old wood textures in the sunlight, which adds to a mysterious appearance. This is where my husband went camping and fishing growing up. He wanted to bring our family to keep the tradition alive. The picture really doesn't describe the beauty that is up there, but this picture I took of the water coming down the mountain is just beautiful. I hope you like it as much as I did.