You might ask, Isn’t having three different cameras for infrared capture a bit over-the-top? I guess it is and to tell the truth some days I wonder about it myself. But I have my reasons even if to a normal person they might not seem to make much sense.

According to the Current Results website that summarizes published data and research papers on weather, wildlife and the environment, the Denver area has 300 sunny days a year. By comparison, Miami located in the “Sunshine State” has 248 sunny days and Phoenix, where I made today’s featured image, has 286 sunny days.

The Casio Exilim Pro EX-F1 was a six megapixel digital camera that was available in 2008 and because of its 12x optical zoom (36 – 432mm equivalent) that would be classified as a superzoom these days.

And yet another image of the gazebo in O’Brien Park in downtown Parker, Colorado. This time with the Olympus 9mm f/8 fisheye lens attached to an Olympus E-M10 Mark I with an exposure of 1/3200 sec at f/8 and ISO 800.

Nerd Score ran a study of more than 2,500 Americans and found that 59% of people they asked regularly use photo editors before posting online. They further found that “The number one reason for editing photos was insecurity.”