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Published: 2006-03-28 11:01:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 1905; Favourites: 59; Downloads: 340
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F4, 6sec., ISO 100, hoya r72 ir filter + minor ps7olympus c4000z
location: Markkleeberg bei Leipzig, Germany
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your work is featured here [link] thank you!
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Wow!
I love how the trees seem to change colour
This is the first decent drost picture I've seen in a while, I congratulate you!
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Man man.
Sehr geil das Foto. Diese Farbabstufungen sind genial.
SchΓΆne grΓΌΓe nach Leipzig....
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I'd somehow prefer to see the entire photograph in those sepiatones.
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actually ... that is possible ... the gradiant version is new, i had to monochromes earlier:
[link] and [link]
thanks for your critic.
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Yeah, both are much better. Which one doesn't matter I think, colors are just a personal taste anyway. I'd prefer the blueish one though, better fits the already kinda cold atmosphere.
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awsome piece, love the colours, great capture, must fav
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psst... i think this means it good...
lol, very nice
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you're telling me this is only one shot?
I thought is was a stitching of two of them! (an IR and a regular one)
anyway it looks beautiful and original to me.
great job!
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it does look manipulated, but it isn't. (well except for the gradient)
that's simply the suns last reays touching the upper party of the trees. ir reacts more strongly to that than normal exposure.
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Very dramatic. Like the color gradient of the sky. It really stages the trees.
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I love the colors! What kind of trees are those?
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not sure, maybe ash trees. but it was hard to tell without leaves and standing near a road they were cut so often... that's why you were implying with that question? their form is not natural, it's just the cutting that made them so ghost-like.
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Oh that's interesting, I was going to guess some kind of Oak tree. I can see what you mean about the cuttings, i think I missed that at first. Its very cool whatever tree it is.
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Das ist supertoll gemacht, die PrΓ€sentation finde ich absolut stark - 
GrΓΌΓe aus Bayern ...
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wow 
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no, just before sunset, but the ir filter needs much light. sun was just touching the tops of the trees - which appear white due to said filter.
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It's a great photo, by far the best IR photo in your gallery (my opinion)!
Still a little grainy, but much less than in the others
I'll test out IR filter soon for sure!
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thank you so much for your kind words. i like it, too. but colour contrasts are a bit too intensive for my tastes. i won't change anymore, but give it a few days and i will get sick of it
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