East Cliff, Folkestone

Still playing with infrared I'm afraid - hopefully will find another subject tomorrow.

[Dianne]

This really suits infra- red

[Tina]

Why find another subject love to follow your infrared challenge

[Drew p Davies]

Cool😊

[Bob Zwolinsky]

I never realised the effect it had on the sea.

[FBailey]

@bob65 In the colour version it's just like very dark chocolate:)

[Helen Jane]

Im beginning to enjoy your IR approach more! I like the harsh horizon and solid dark sea against which everything else contrasts.

[sally agnew]

Very effective :)

[Reva]

Neat! A different kind of contrast.

[Suzanne]

Cool edit, I'm drawn to the horizon and the dots of light which I guess are ships!

[FBailey]

@suzanne234 The larger dots are ships but the tiny ones in the sea in front of the seats, looking just like dust on the sensor, are gulls:)

[Suzanne]

@fbailey obviously not Whitby gulls, they are the size of a small dog :)

[Faye Turner]

Cool! Great effect!

[Clare Gadsby]

wow that's pretty special

[Phil Howcroft]

the infra red sea is just great felicity :)

[sarah]

This is so great - I like how the sea is dark and the benches pop - so enjoy your infrared

[Marnie]

Love the contrasts in this one.

[Babs]

You are having a great time with this subject, what a lovely shot.

[Rob Z]

I haven't been very active on 365 lately so I've missed quite a few of your IR shots. This is so good - all the different layers work so well together. No wonder you've been having fun - this is great!

[Jacqueline]

Like this wintery feel.

[Pigeons Farm]

nicely done

[Paul]

A lovely image :-)

[Inga Johansson]

Keep on, I like your infrareds :)

[Joan Robillard]

Beautiful

[Margaret Brown]

Lovely processing

[Ivan]

Interesting effect, nice perspective...

[Lee]

IR certainly creates unusual results. Very interesting.

[Kathy]

Nice low light.

[Sandi]

Yes, nice light and shadow play...

[Walks @ 7]

A most fabulous serene Zen image. Fav.

[Mandy]

Love the lighting here.

[David]

The foreground is good as the vegetation well reflects the strong slant IR .. if there were fluffy clouds in the sky it would be excellent with the dark sea sandwiched between 2 layers of lightness.