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infrared, central park, new york.buy prints: [link]
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I thought they were waves. Such an evocative picture
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Congratulations, this beautiful piece was selected as one of the very best deviations that were submitted to #CreativeTextures group's gallery during October! See more here... [link]
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oh, thats very exciting. thank you!
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This is beautiful...so moody, so dreamy, so melancholic...i first thought it's a cloud or something like that...
I love the textures...
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thank you! its a very deceptive scene in infrared, sort of cloud-like, sort of wave-like. it was interesting.
the textures are all rocks and concrete and whatnot. i think i spend more time taking textures than i do actual pictures.
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very ethereal and beautiful.
i thought i had faved this one already but apparently not! though i have rectified such a grave error on my part.
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it looks like clouds and mist and waves - stunning effect!
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i believed it was a forest of norway or finland ^^
great great great !!
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its hard to find places in central park without people...lakes are good.
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thank you
i dont know what i would do without textures. not...take pictures, probably.
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Nicely done, I like the way the trees are almost becoming clouds....
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it was a very strange scene. beautiful though. i love infrared to death.
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It's not something I've ever really played with myself.... I should, I need some new inspiration/ideas at the moment....
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i adore it. although most of the dslr cameras cannot actually do it, they all have little infrared blockers in front of the sensor for whatever reason. but you can get an older point-and-shoot like mine (the powershots, from what i can tell, can all do infrared) and then a $20 mount and a little $40 filter and do nice infrared stuff.
for my part, i think im going to buy a 20D off of my roommate, because its about time i learned to use an actual camera.
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I've done the odd experiment with Infra-Red in Photoshop but never in the real world....
Good luck with the 20D. I'm vaguely toying with the idea of moving up from by D50 to a D300....
I'm off to Bruges for a few days with a couple of mates, hopefully I'll find some inspiration - along with the loads of excellent beer
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i love the infrared. its the main reason i havent actually upgraded to a real camera, i think. mostly i just want the 20D so i can do proper depth of field, which is a total loss with my tiny camera. but honestly my pictures are only about 10% actual photograph and then 90% postprocessing.
bruges! that should be excellent. have some good beer for me.
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its actually hard to find places without people in new york. its hard for them to stand on the lake, though.
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hahahaha - great idea to get rid of them
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yay! im glad you like it.
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I hope you like it too! it's brilliant
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im fond of this one. central park is stunning in infrared.
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is it infrared only? or did you mix it? it has such an outstanding quality....
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this one is just infrared. but i did a strange workup with it, where i took the picture at a really high ISO with a low exposure so it has a great deal of grain, fixed the levels with photoshop, and then i put it through neatimage in order to clean out the noise [link] which i think is part of what gives it that sort of dreamy look to it. im a fan of that technique, although im not sure why taking a picture with high grain and then removing the grain is different then just taking it without the grain, but it really does come out differently somehow. then the textures are all various concretes and rocks this time.
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oh, what a procedure
very interesting....with a lovely outcome.
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i do...a lot of processing, hahaha.
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