D3300 Infrared Conversion Photos
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Thanks. And I do. It's another facet to enjoy. You can be very creative and enjoy. I was mainly attracted because, other than Backdoor Hippie, no one was doing it.
If you have an unused camera laying around collecting dust, send it out for a conversion. Then you'll be really hooked.
Thanks. And I do. It's another facet to enjoy. You can be very creative and enjoy. I was mainly attracted because, other than Backdoor Hippie, no one was doing it.
If you have an unused camera laying around collecting dust, send it out for a conversion. Then you'll be really hooked.
I really don't know much about it (I need to Google info on it I guess. Ha!), but I do like what you are presenting. Until now, other shots I had seen just didn't impress me much. I am usually not one to like things out of the norm. Ha!
If the road goes north/south, it probably ends in Miami. We missed the West Palm Beach turn off coming from the Gulf Coast a while back and there were no stops before Ft. Lauderdale. I'm just guessing though.
This is the road where they rent canoes at Loxahatchee National Park. I know you're familiar with that place.
OK, didn't realize that was Loxahatchee. The trail goes along the rim canal, south to Miami, part of the it is closed right now, so you can only go 14 miles south. They just opened a new section to the north and that will take you up to Southern Blvd in West Palm Beach. I was looking for the map of the hiking/biking trail.
Here's a link (PDF) to the trail in Palm Beach County.
https://loxahatcheefriends.com/welcome-sheet.pdf
Edit: BTW, we rode about five miles of the trail south and there are no shady spots, not even a palm tree.
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I drove out to Loxahatchee this morning. It's the area of the Everglades near my home.
Two years ago, you would drive no less than 5 miles due west from "civilization" to reach the levy. Along the way there were a couple of farms.
Today? There are at least 3 upscale housing developments on that same route. They have finally done it.... they've gone as far west as possible. From the ocean to the Everglades. Too bad.
Two years ago, you would drive no less than 5 miles due west from "civilization" to reach the levy. Along the way there were a couple of farms.
Today? There are at least 3 upscale housing developments on that same route. They have finally done it.... they've gone as far west as possible. From the ocean to the Everglades. Too bad.
Years ago, Palm Beach County voted in the Ag Reserve bond- no building on farm lands in west Delray and Boynton (between the turnpike and the Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge), but the same thing - new developments and shopping centers are going up all over the place.
Sorry I missed you Ted. I was there around 2:30. I never have to wait for a spot to park my bicycle.