Blue, Yellow and Red

[Garbz]

Really. What kind of filter brought out that colour of red, the R72? I've never seen a raw infrared digital shot since my infrareds have always involved the monochrome films like HIE and the sort.

 

[sayambhu]

Remi, you have done an amazingly great job with each of these photographs. was great to see a bunch of pictures maintaining consistent quality together from the same photographer.

the nut and bolt (#1) is one of the simplest yet most eyecatching photographs I've seen throughout today. great job with the colors on the plaza shot as well. try out a tripod (or support) for #6. excellent work - keep it up !!

 

[sayambhu]

PS : mind telling us what equipment you're using ?

 

[Remi M.]

Garbz:

Yes it's the Hoya R72, all of the shots turn out like that but I usually convert to B&W via red channel.

sayambhu:

Thank you
Heh, I did use a tripod for #6, the floats are blurry because the waves in the water moved them around during the 5 minute exposure.

My equipment:

Nikon D70s Body
Manfrotto tripod
Kit lens nikkor 18-70mm (used for shot 4 and 6)
Nikkor 50mm f1.8 (used for shot 1 and 2)
Nikkor 70-200mm f2.8 VR (used for shot 3 and 5)
Hama circular polarizer
Hoya R72 Infrared filter (used for shot 4)
B+W UV filter (used for shot 3)
Nikon remote shutter trigger (used for shot 6)

 

[Arch]

great set Remi, 4,5 and 6 are all winners for me :thumbup:

 

[heip]

Great shots. 4 & 6 for me. The floats out of focus work for me because they help to draw attention to the boat house. Nice work!

 

[SommarShade]

I love all of these !!!

#6 and #1 are my favs.