Fall color in the Rockies - Infrared style

Pezpix

So, even though this is simulated IR (my camera wont work with true IR filters) I loved the result that came out using Nik's IR filter. This is one of my favorite spots in the Dallas Divide outside of Ridgway, CO.

ISO 100 / F16 / 5 second exposure with a Canon 35mm f1.4L.

Thanks for looking :thumb

Dogdots

The trees in front lead my eyes right through the photo to the clouds in the sky

shniks

Pezpix wrote:

So, even though this is simulated IR (my camera wont work with true IR filters) I loved the result that came out using Nik's IR filter. This is one of my favorite spots in the Dallas Divide outside of Ridgway, CO.

ISO 100 / F16 / 5 second exposure with a Canon 35mm f1.4L.

Thanks for looking

This is a great pic... I would love to see it in B&W too. Those clouds look dramatic...:ivar


Cheers,

leaforte

Dogdots wrote:

The trees in front lead my eyes right through the photo to the clouds in the sky

Nice composition.

Pezpix

Thanks all. The great part of photography for me is experimenting with all sorts of different styles and compositions. I'm always learning, always trying to find new and great ways to make each photo as unique as possible.

By the way, here is the original print before the IR transfer.

schmoo

Wow! I never would have thought to make it IR with such colors like that.

They do make two very different photos, however.

Love 'em both

Pezpix

schmoo wrote:

Wow! I never would have thought to make it IR with such colors like that.

They do make two very different photos, however.

Love 'em both

Thanks Schmoo. I've been trying a few different looks for the IR. Here's one that didnt quite work as well for fall colors.

imonk

Wow, some of the best results I've seen from using an IR filter in PP. They are so sharp. I really like the colour version too but the IR has a great mood about it!!

Thanks for sharing these
Ian

Tee Why

I like the nice colors of the original more. It's nice IMO.