Back from the dead
by Roel Wijtmans
After ignoring my IR camera for a while, I have decided to get it back from the dead and once again give it a spot in my camera bag since it is such fun to experiment with it. You never know what you're gonna get!
Taken from a favorite spot of mine, a small "peninsula" with enough room for my tent, while the rest of the land around this lake is more or less impossible for putting up a tent. Either to crowded with trees, too wet, or too steep.
f/8, 1/50, ISO 400, 18 mm
C&C welcome as usual, large version is included!
Roel
Comments
10 commentsHonestly, IR didn't immediately come to mind - although now I see it with the white-ish vegetation which should be green of course.
Normally, a large tree like this might be considered an obstruction, but here you've crafted the composition so that it not only works to frame the scene, but it's obviously a major part of it. Great job pulling this comp together. there is also a sense of cold with the lake looking like it's partially frozen.
If this were a straight color image I might comment about contrast, but given the IR, you get a pass
Lon
Very nice work!
Nick Bristol
Lone Rock, WI
Ed
Very pleasing composition. I really like the placement of the tree within the frame. The tonality, which I presume is the result of IR, is very unique.
and weak general contrast. Dreamy effect, but without losing the special appeal of a photo.
All the best,
sandro
Merry christmas
Albert Darmo
Canada