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Duder
13th of June 2005 (Mon), 23:24
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Duder
14th of June 2005 (Tue), 13:11
couple more
gmaize
14th of June 2005 (Tue), 13:20
Number 4 stands out among this group. It has so much more interest than the others. What can you tell us about how they were shot. Digital? Film? PS?

--gmaize
Duder
14th of June 2005 (Tue), 21:04
shot using my old 4pmx sony S85, which I converted for IR use, and an R72. apart from a bit of curves adjustment they look like that straight out of the camera.
Duder
15th of June 2005 (Wed), 13:27
first IR panorama
Tuna
15th of June 2005 (Wed), 14:49
I enjoy #1, 3 &4. They really seem to benefit nicely from the IR effect.

Tuna
Duder
20th of June 2005 (Mon), 20:32
grapes ;)
SueE
21st of June 2005 (Tue), 10:27
Straange - makes me want to touch them! Such a simple which is all about the form and texture of the grapes. :-) Sue
uncle chris
23rd of June 2005 (Thu), 22:11
that's some hot stuff right there, i love this photo.
CyberDyneSystems
27th of June 2005 (Mon), 12:13
Sorry I missed these... excellent!
I'm shocked at how much I love your still lifes.
I did not realize how well such a subject would look in IR.. the Flower.. Grapes and those plant stalks... all of them are fantastic!

Keep at it Duder.. I want to try this too! :)
Duder
27th of June 2005 (Mon), 12:26
Sorry I missed these... excellent!
I'm shocked at how much I love your still lifes.
I did not realize how well such a subject would look in IR.. the Flower.. Grapes and those plant stalks... all of them are fantastic!

Keep at it Duder.. I want to try this too! :)

thanks. One advantage of the Sony camera is I have is live IR preview on the LCD monitor, so I can test what things look like before taking a shot. Organic materials seem to take on an almost surreal translucent appearance, and make for interesting subjects.

anyway, I think it's safe to say, I am addicted to IR photography. :rolleyes:
BlueTit
27th of June 2005 (Mon), 14:54
Great IR shots, love them all especially 3,4,5. Keep 'em coming.
chap
27th of June 2005 (Mon), 18:54
The flower and bamboo(?) are amazing. It's pretty incredible how different things can appear when you get rid of that pesky visible light. :-)

These make me want to try IR again.

chap
d100763
28th of June 2005 (Tue), 02:37
great shots...how did you get the banding on the 1st pic? (blue banding), the grapes are great never seen it in IR work
Duder
28th of June 2005 (Tue), 13:05
the blue banding is how the camera sees it. the actual flower was yellow with black/or very dark brown banding. I've noticed that most dark coloured materials, whether they be clothing/paint/wood etc, tend to look light blue in IR using this camera.

here's a couple more,
cgratti
28th of June 2005 (Tue), 19:59
the grapes and the crab are awesome.....
Duder
30th of June 2005 (Thu), 23:51
http://i.pbase.com/v3/37/572937/1/45530661.infraredmalibucreek027pa.jpg
BlueTit
1st of July 2005 (Fri), 01:29
That crab looks amazing in blue. Great work.
2goldens
1st of July 2005 (Fri), 20:33
Amazing! :eek:
Duder
5th of July 2005 (Tue), 12:30
thanks, nothing like a amazing big blue crap. ;)

and another:

http://i.pbase.com/v3/37/572937/1/45682207.infraredmalibucreek016mono.jpg
CyberDyneSystems
6th of July 2005 (Wed), 07:08
Yeah.. love the "blue crap" :lol: :lol: