Old Factory IR picture

[cosmonaut]

This is my first full Hoya 72 IR conversion try. The clouds were moving very fast today I think the exposure was around 8 seconds. Please critique on compostion and PS skills. Thanks Cosmo

 

[Tyson]

Where is the picture?

 

[cosmonaut]

Do you see it now????

 

[Tyson]

YEs I see it now, I like it.Whats an IR?

 

[cosmonaut]

YEs I see it now, I like it.Whats an IR?

I put a filter on the camera, Hoya 72, that blocks all but infrared light..
Cosmo

 

[LaFoto]

IR stands for Infrared, Tyson.
And the Hoya 72 seems to be the most frequently used filter for this special technique.
But I am not sure about the blue ... like I already said somewhere else.
Now since we are in Photo Critique here - what is it you want to know in particular then, cosmonaut. You're getting general critique over in General, so what is your question for Critique?
If there is none I don't know why you would need to have two threads on the same photo?

 

[cosmonaut]

Thanks LaFato,
Sorry for the doulble post. I was wanting it critiqued on composition and PS skills. Do you like the subject and technique?

Greg

 

[montresor]

I would think with infrared film, the B&W image would be all you need. Going blue is gilding the lily to my mind.