Wes Lindberg ~ Infrared Art Photography
Pithlachoco_Lake-6544, originally uploaded by wesleyray.
With a week of rain we finally get a little sunshine. I ventured out to one of my favorite spots near Gainesville, Pithlachocco Lake where the ancient Indians hung out. I capture a few Infrared photos and some really nice color shots. This old lake is really a fishing lake not a swimming lake so if you decide to check it out, bring your mosquito repellent and look for buckets of Catfish next to the local fishermen. In this particular photo you can barely see the break in the clouds as the next bout of rain rolls in. I did see a brave soul Kayaking out that channel. You can see this photo on the map if you look at my Pithlachocco Flickr set.
Well it’s a rainy day here in Gainesville and has been for many days now. I’ve been in and out but haven’t had much time to capture images. I did catch a couple but nothing to really speak of. However, I have completed a full page list of to-do items and I wrote some thoughts that came to me the other morning. I’ve decided to share them with the world.
As an artist and photographer of many years I have learned a few things about myself. As I walk this wonderful path I’m looking about for the stream of life that flows within us all. I know that it’s a common thread that can be seen by those who seek it. When opening that awareness (connecting with the intuitive right brain), a glimpse of the waves of light as they shimmer on the true reality can be seen. We really are one, connected by that continuous stream of light. Human nature however, comes with a filter (the left brain) to block this light wave so that we can do things on the earthly plane, be productive and get on with a human experience. It is possible, I believe, to see the light and function in a productive manner (Hemispheric Synchronization). My passion on this journey is to gather freeze frames of those light waves that are so very familiar to our inner child, the inner child who knows the truth, that remembers the moment we arrived on the planet merging into the human form. If I can share that view, that image, then I have arrived.
The infrared images that I capture are light waves that are not visible by our human eye and therefore offer glimpses into the unknown. In these image you see more than you might otherwise, there is a different quality and I believe this triggers our senses in ways that have not been seen in many, many years. Enjoy.
Savannah_Infrared-6322, originally uploaded by wesleyray.
Early morning plan for the day. Do we start with the Bonaventure Cemetery or walk down to Forsyth Park around the corner? There are so many wonderful places to go while staying in Savannah. It’s a walking city and if you like architecture, iron work and gardens then you’re going to love this place. Tell them Wes Lindberg sent you, http://www.savannahbnb.com/
Savannah_Infrared-6316, originally uploaded by wesleyray.
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