IR excursion in the park: part 2 of 2

clarinetJWD · Jan 12, 2006

There are 12 photos, so I split them into 2 threads.
These were all taken in Houston's Museum District with the Hoya R72 IR filter and a D70. They were processed in Photoshop using Gwarf's method.

Part 1 can be found here

1. The color processing here took me over an hour and a half, sou you better appreciate it :lol:

2. St. Paul's Methodist Church

3. The reflection pool at the something monument. (It looks like a mini Washington monument)

4. Another from the Japanese garden

5. Just a steeple (another that took a while to process)

6. "Terrace"

Verbal · Jan 12, 2006

3 and 5 are cool!

Andrea K · Jan 12, 2006

the last one is my favorite in this bunch.

i really like the orange/red/amber colored ones, great job!

Holly · Jan 12, 2006

Another great set here.. Really like 3 and 6 this time! Keep them coming!

PachelbelsCanon350D · Jan 12, 2006

You are SO hooking me in this infrared thing. I have to try it because of you. Your shots are incredible!!

When it goes gradient from one overall tone near the top to another near the bottom, I wonder if that is a multiplied-blending mode layer, or if it just turns out that way....?

I will have to try and find out!

Awesome shots. I have no comments really, they're just beautiful.

n2photos · Jan 12, 2006

These are awesome. I will have to check out this technigue. HOW FUN.
I LIKE #3 the best....like them ALL.

Can't wait to see more.

PachelbelsCanon350D · Jan 12, 2006

PachelbelsCanon350D said:
When it goes gradient from one overall tone near the top to another near the bottom, I wonder if that is a multiplied-blending mode layer, or if it just turns out that way....?

I just read Gwarf's tutorial and found out. :lmao: Awesome tutorial, I bookmarked it.

Chiller · Jan 12, 2006

These are just killer. Holy moly. I can t pick a fave here. They are all too good.

hydrus · Jan 12, 2006

Without a doubt #3 is best shot, the gradient is perfectly balanced with the picture. On the same token I would be very carful when working with gradients, sometimes when I used graidents, I over did it and the picture turned out like I left it lying around in some acid chemical. #4 seems to be heading in that direction, but no where near as bad as how my photos turned out. The photos is great but I would keep that note in the back of my head.