St. Louis World's Fair

jeffmeyers

There are still a few monuments left from the 1904 St. Louis world's fair. This is in Forest Park in front of the Muny Opera.

Awais Yaqub

this looks so beautiful very nice job

DonRicklin

Great IR subject!

Don

dlplumer

Wow, that water is like glass. Love it. The horizon line looks slightly higher on left than right in my eyes.

jeffmeyers

dlplumer wrote:

Wow, that water is like glass. Love it. The horizon line looks slightly higher on left than right in my eyes.

Thanks. I thought I straightened it, but you may be right. Or maybe you're just trying to get back at me for my comments on your pictures. Shame on you.

Travis

That is mesmerizing. Totally not what I expected by the title of the thread.

swintonphoto

Can you share how you did it? I have tried IR but never make it look that good.

dlplumer

jeffmeyers wrote:

Thanks. I thought I straightened it, but you may be right. Or maybe you're just trying to get back at me for my comments on your pictures. Shame on you.

Not at all Jeff. Youur critique was excellent, and appreciated.

My eyes or monitor here may be off, but it looks slightly slanted.

A few months ago I would never have noticed such things, but since coming to Dgrin I notice stuff to which I was previously oblivious.:ivar

JenGrace

Gorgeous subject. The reflection really makes it.

coscorrosa

Gorgeous, perfect choice for IR.

jeffmeyers

dlplumer wrote:

Not at all Jeff. Youur critique was excellent, and appreciated.

My eyes or monitor here may be off, but it looks slightly slanted.

A few months ago I would never have noticed such things, but since coming to Dgrin I notice stuff to which I was previously oblivious.:ivar

Thanks! I was just kidding, of course! :poke But I agree with you about noticing all sorts of nits in (everyone else's) images these days! A few years on this and the Nikonian forum and it's not so simple anymore.

jeffmeyers

swintonphoto wrote:

Can you share how you did it? I have tried IR but never make it look that good.

Jonathan,

Perhaps the best way to answer this is to direct you to my little tutorial on using Capture NX2 to process IR images. You can find it here.

And here's a shameless plug: I have an in-depth article on IR processing coming out in the next edition of the National Photographer. Actually, it will be the second edition of the magazine. It won't be out until next month.

Thanks for your kind words!

schmoo

jeffmeyers wrote:

Jonathan,

Perhaps the best way to answer this is to direct you to my little tutorial on using Capture NX2 to process IR images. You can find it here.

And here's a shameless plug: I have an in-depth article on IR processing coming out in the next edition of the National Photographer. Actually, it will be the second edition of the magazine. It won't be out until next month.

Thanks for your kind words!

Wow that's pretty cool, Jeff, congrats! I'm very new to IR processing myself so I hope to come across your article to find out better ways to do it. It's a great shot, btw.

swintonphoto

jeffmeyers wrote:

Jonathan,

Perhaps the best way to answer this is to direct you to my little tutorial on using Capture NX2 to process IR images. You can find it here.

And here's a shameless plug: I have an in-depth article on IR processing coming out in the next edition of the National Photographer. Actually, it will be the second edition of the magazine. It won't be out until next month.

Thanks for your kind words!

Thanks!

bskaran

This is a cool shot! really like it.