I love the middle one! Wouldn't mind seeing a bit of detail instead of what seem to be pitch black buildings. But the sky is fantastic, as re the people, the grass and the trees. Love that tasty ultra wide angle work. What lens and body, Eric?
I'm going to go against the grain here. I prefer #1. The others are very nice also but I like the use of the trees for framing in the first shot. Your really getting good at this labs, keep em coming.
I love the middle one! Wouldn't mind seeing a bit of detail instead of what seem to be pitch black buildings. But the sky is fantastic, as re the people, the grass and the trees. Love that tasty ultra wide angle work. What lens and body, Eric?
Thnxs Sid,
I use a modified D100 and a 12-24 lens that I just got after borrowing Mitchell's I really like it for this stuff. I totally agree about showing more detaill in the buildings. There is more detail than is showing on here but I still am going to dodge the buildings a bit more..
I'm going to go against the grain here. I prefer #1. The others are very nice also but I like the use of the trees for framing in the first shot. Your really getting good at this labs, keep em coming.
I don't consider it "going against the grain". IR photography is a fine art whether taken in color or B&W. I prefer B&W but I've done some false color too. Yes the trees frame this image to perfection and it is a lovely color.
I don't consider it "going against the grain". IR photography is a fine art whether taken in color or B&W. I prefer B&W but I've done some false color too. Yes the trees frame this image to perfection and it is a lovely color.
I meant about liking #1.
I enjoy colored and B&W IR.
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Well I'd say you have it well under control, that second shot is just magic
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Thnxs Sid,
I use a modified D100 and a 12-24 lens that I just got after borrowing Mitchell's I really like it for this stuff. I totally agree about showing more detaill in the buildings. There is more detail than is showing on here but I still am going to dodge the buildings a bit more..
I don't consider it "going against the grain". IR photography is a fine art whether taken in color or B&W. I prefer B&W but I've done some false color too. Yes the trees frame this image to perfection and it is a lovely color.
I meant about liking #1.
I enjoy colored and B&W IR.
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Travel = good. Woo, shooting!
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