I really like this. Shows the possible potential of IR. I find I get a lot of misses when I shoot IR but every now and then there is a little gem like this? I really love the feeling of the foreground.
@gardencat The field was tall brown very dry grass and I have tired to capture it in 'regular' color but like this too. I totally agree with the hit and miss philosophy, mostly misses but with the WB tweak, I am hopeful. Thank you.
@nearlyincontrol Truly grateful for the fav, thank you. IR is addictive. I went the route of camera conversion which is more money but much easier. Love to see some of yours.
@kali66 Thank you, I feel like I am working in slow motion with this IR, some days it just clicks some not so much. I finally put it together to lower my WB on camera since I am always lowering it in Photoshop:). Gotta laugh at myself now and then.
@jerome Thank you very much for the fav. The surreal colors some times leave a bag taste but today they didn't.
@gardenfolk Keep shooting, it doesn't matter what camera, it is your vision that is the key- keep taking images. In my opinion doing is fundamental. This community of photographers has been so very supportive and I am thankful that I happened to find this site.
@joysabin Thank you! I am enjoying this site and the support very much! For the most part, I am pleased with my iPhone and photos. I can see improvement and I see more beauty all around me.
@domenicododaro Thank you so very very much. I had one of those smack yourself moments when it occurred to me to adjust the WB in camera so that I would have less fuss in post. Duh!
@annied Thanks, the white balance is a big component in infrared. I learned how to manually set it when I took the night photography course last month and it finally dawned on me to try it in IR. Sometimes I just slow to catch on.
@brett101 The things that we can do with DSLR's are amazing. I started in film and was intimidated to say the least. I like learning and IR has a wonderful learning curve. Thank you very much.
@megpicatilly Thank you so very kindly, I take two steps back with learning and sometimes I even land on my feet, often I don't.
@overalvandaan Thank you, I love this meadow. The infrared work is fun, you should give it a try. It does have a learning curve but don't give up. Welcome back, so glad that you are posting again.
@yrhenwr I have some old B&W IR work but, digital IR has given me more challenges. I tried filters at first and then converted my first dslr. It made a huge difference. I am still very low on my learning curve.
@ukandie1 I would definitely recommend getting a conversion, I used Lifepixel (their site has really good info- the conversion comes with a free 1/2 hour training included. I have learned a great deal about my camera with the conversion. Thinking in IR is truly interesting. The post work that is needed has also been a challenge. I have even used Photoshop and gimp on the same image to get what I wanted. I say go for it.
@kali66 Thank you, I feel like I am working in slow motion with this IR, some days it just clicks some not so much. I finally put it together to lower my WB on camera since I am always lowering it in Photoshop:). Gotta laugh at myself now and then.
@jerome Thank you very much for the fav. The surreal colors some times leave a bag taste but today they didn't.
@pdulis I am so grateful for the fav, thank you. My favorite open meadow.
I still haven't tried this infrared. On my list for sure!
@annied Thanks, the white balance is a big component in infrared. I learned how to manually set it when I took the night photography course last month and it finally dawned on me to try it in IR. Sometimes I just slow to catch on.
@brett101 The things that we can do with DSLR's are amazing. I started in film and was intimidated to say the least. I like learning and IR has a wonderful learning curve. Thank you very much.
@megpicatilly Thank you so very kindly, I take two steps back with learning and sometimes I even land on my feet, often I don't.
@cscarr97 Thank you so very kindly.
@overalvandaan Thank you, I love this meadow. The infrared work is fun, you should give it a try. It does have a learning curve but don't give up. Welcome back, so glad that you are posting again.