“Photography is an art form like no other. It allows you to instantaneously capture time, and at the same moment, fade the colors of day into night so that you can print them out again and give them to the world, in the purity of black and white.” —Andri Cauldwell

Christopher Weed’s Ball and Jack—I always call it Jacks and Ball for some reason, was an art commission that the artist created for Parker, Colorado’s Discovery Park. According to his website, the sculptures were “Inspired by a classic childhood amusement, the game pieces are translated to a monumental scale but remain grounded to the landscape and accessible to both adults and children.”

According to Wikipedia, a classic car is typically described as an automobile that is 25 years or older, so at 49 years old my former 924 meets that criteria. But Wiki adds “although a car’s age is not the only requirement it must meet before being considered a classic.”

One of the biggest advantages of shooting infrared images is that the medium has the power to transform seemingly mundane subject matter into unforgettable images. Everyday scenes you might walk by and never think of photographing, take on a more dramatic look when seen in infrared light.