Surrealistic Pillow - Infrared
Jun 18, 2014 16:41:40 #
A few images created using Nikon D50 converted to shoot IR....
Jun 18, 2014 23:03:30 #
I love the palm tree...it looks so different. The last one with the bridge catches my interest too, but then, I have a soft spot in my brain when I see a nice little bridge. I used to have one in my yard that only crossed a ditch where the spring drained, but it was one of my favorite places to sit and watch the grass grow.
Jun 19, 2014 00:05:51 #
Thanks for checking it out....lots of folks shy away from IR images but I've always liked to explore this medium....Mike
Jun 19, 2014 05:57:14 #
I purchased and converted a Canon G2. There is a swamp area that has a loan Cyprus that I have eyed for quite some time; it is a prime IR shooting location. Thank you for the stimuli to get out my G2 and take those shots.
IR is neither B/W nor Color and forces the eye to see that which it would not notice otherwise. I especially find #5 to be a multi serving feast of elements. Your photos have excellent composition.
What nm filter does your camera use?
IR is neither B/W nor Color and forces the eye to see that which it would not notice otherwise. I especially find #5 to be a multi serving feast of elements. Your photos have excellent composition.
What nm filter does your camera use?
Jun 19, 2014 11:31:19 #
Jun 19, 2014 12:56:00 #
dpullum wrote:
I purchased and converted a Canon G2. There is a swamp area that has a loan Cyprus that I have eyed for quite some time; it is a prime IR shooting location. Thank you for the stimuli to get out my G2 and take those shots.
IR is neither B/W nor Color and forces the eye to see that which it would not notice otherwise. I especially find #5 to be a multi serving feast of elements. Your photos have excellent composition.
What nm filter does your camera use?
IR is neither B/W nor Color and forces the eye to see that which it would not notice otherwise. I especially find #5 to be a multi serving feast of elements. Your photos have excellent composition.
What nm filter does your camera use?
The specific conversion I had done by www.lifepixel.com was "Enhanced Color IR Filter" which allows more visible light to pass through than traditional Wratten 89b that has a 720 nm cutoff. Mine uses the equivalent of a 665 nm filter. Mike J.
Jun 19, 2014 19:41:01 #
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