Sloan Park Old Mill

[Mully]

Todays outing shot in in infrared.... Converted Nikon D70

Thoughts??

 

[Rick58]

Wow...they are...umm...Blue?

 

[Mully]

Very nature of infrared.....

 

[oldhippy]

That mill shot is stunning. But I ditto on the little blue heavy. later Ed

 

[Rick58]

I guess I'm just too traditional. I never even really cared for IR B&W

Now I'll sleep better...
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[timor]

Crazy blue. It is interesting; IR in the winter, is anything emitting rays warm enough for photo ? This looks like pictures in travel agencies display windows after too long time in the sun. However I like composition of #2 and 3 and like quite delicate BW conversion by Rick.

 

[Mully]

Thanks Timor .... Still kind of cold for infrared images, people either like the effect or hate it

 

[timor]

people either like the effect or hate it

To me it is like post impressionism in V. van Gogh version.

 

[ceeboy14]

For me, it works nicely on the first shot, a little on the second shot and not at all on the last shot...I did quite a lot of work with high speed infrared film back in the 60's. We used it in conjunction with a certain type of aircraft in shooting very distant shots of the a certain trail...interesting how much dead foliage looks the the real, living stuff.

 

[Trblmkr]

Love the compositon of #2 and #3, but not the blue overtones.

I prefer infrared in B&W, so I actually appreciate Rick58's conversion over the original.