35mm Kodak infrared film photograph of a Historic House Landmark in Lahaina Hawaii

This image of the Baldwin Home Museum in Lahaina Maui Hawaii was photographed when I was still in college at the Rochester Institute of Technology in upstate New York. I remember someone in the photography department talking about infrared film and I was instantly intrigued by the process. I decided I would give it a try. I bought some 35mm Kodak High-Speed Infrared film and loaded it in my Canon AE-1 Program SLR. I also had a Sigma 14mm fisheye that could use small filter by opening the inside of the lens screwing it in. I remember the filters being pretty small. I took it on a family vacation to Maui and created this photo while I was there. I think this was create in 1989. I processed the negatives when I got back to school in the darkroom and was thrilled to get a number of usable shots.