Bali IR

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Bali IR

Postby robert on Tue Sep 02, 2008 5:07 pm

Still getting used to shooting in infrared and the results my newish IR mod camera.

Dont think i have the composition worked out for a lot of the shots I took- its definately not just a case of shooting the same scene as you would with colour. Back in my film days i pretty much went a few years shooting only black and white so need to get back in that look for tone not colour mindset.

Thoughts??- click for larger

Monkey at Ulu Watu
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Rice Terraces
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beach

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I'm happy if anyone wants to false colour the last (or any)- i dont have channel mixer with my PS elements 4

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Re: Bali IR

Postby Wocka on Tue Sep 02, 2008 5:56 pm

The second one is fantastic, I'd love to see the rice terraces in green and the rest IR if it could be done.

Well done.
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Re: Bali IR

Postby surenj on Wed Sep 03, 2008 9:32 pm

Love them both but can be improved with false colour and dudge and burn....
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Re: Bali IR

Postby latch on Wed Sep 03, 2008 10:47 pm

I particularly like the second two - the composition of the third one works really well in my opinion. The detail in the second photo works really well in the foliage-emphasising IR imagery.

I'm keen to try some IR photography one day.
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