Living Science Center..........IR

Panther

Howdy All,

A couple from the Living Science Center in Arlington, TX

this was one of my early outings with my Modded D70S.





















Thanks for looking!!!

TrigPhotography

The IR feel and composition to these are fantastic. Thanks for sharing.

Panther

TrigPhotography wrote: »

The IR feel and composition to these are fantastic. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Frank, appreciate the kind reply.

red_zone

Wow, these are all great! I love the warmth of the stone and the depth of the blue and the weathered wood in #1... If I hadn't seen that one first I think the others would be spectacular, but I thought that the stone lost some of the warmth and the wood became a little too stark in 2, and 3 is maybe even the best perspective, but I'm still wishing for the color of 1.

Panther

red_zone wrote: »

Wow, these are all great! I love the warmth of the stone and the depth of the blue and the weathered wood in #1... If I hadn't seen that one first I think the others would be spectacular, but I thought that the stone lost some of the warmth and the wood became a little too stark in 2, and 3 is maybe even the best perspective, but I'm still wishing for the color of 1.

Howdy,

Thanks very much appreciated the kind reply and comments.

rwells

Hey Craig,

I really like the conversions on the first two.

Also, the first two have my eyes confused. At first look, then second look, then third look, I thought the images were tilted. As strange as it sounds, it looks like the images are both crooked and straight

Interesting...

Panther

rwells wrote: »

Hey Craig,

I really like the conversions on the first two.

Also, the first two have my eyes confused. At first look, then second look, then third look, I thought the images were tilted. As strange as it sounds, it looks like the images are both crooked and straight <img src="https://us.v-cdn.net/6029383/emoji/headscratch.gif&quot; border="0" alt="" >

Interesting...

Morning Randy,

Thanks, it's a really neat place, with some very interesting architecture.

I think I lean to the left a little<G> and could be a perspective thang:D

black mamba

To quote the master himself...." WOWSER " . To me, # 1 is the standout shot in this group. It would be # 3 if there was any color to that one. But all are classic Craig production. Well done, my friend.

Take care,

Tom

tisun

Craig,

Are these shots also processed back then or recently? They have the consistent pleasing colors as your later shots.

Anthony

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black mamba wrote: »

To quote the master himself...." WOWSER " . To me, # 1 is the standout shot in this group. It would be # 3 if there was any color to that one. But all are classic Craig production. Well done, my friend.

Take care,

Tom

Howdy Tom,

Thanks very much, I'll see what I can find with that last one.

Panther

tisun wrote: »

Craig,

Are these shots also processed back then or recently? They have the consistent pleasing colors as your later shots.

Anthony

Howdy Anthony,

Thanks very much, kind of a blend of old and new:D:D:D

So, where are your shots???

Azzaro

I really like this set..Craig. And the Architect did a great job too.... Were you able to see the inside too??? gary:D

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Azzaro wrote: »

I really like this set..Craig. And the Architect did a great job too.... Were you able to see the inside too??? gary:D

Howdy Gary,

Thanks very much, we did go in only for a little while, it was buzzing inside with about 1000 kiddo's<G>

It was neat inside as well as the outside, plan on going back for another visit and check out the interior a little better.