White Christmas in Hong Kong
The IR effect turns the early autumn greenish scenery into a White Christmas in Hong Kong. The long exposure of the light trails add a little bit sweet to the photo.
NATURE WINS
Palm Springs
Jesse
A panorama of the Khumbu Glacier Field in Sagarmatha National Park. Specifically hiked a nearby mountain, Kala Patthar, to get a better top view of the glacier field and glacier pools, waiting specifically for sunset to highlight both Mount Everest and Mount Lhotse.
Cyber City
The infrared effect turns a city into cyber look which makes it looks so surreal.
La menace
I shot with a gfx 50S. It was on the Alpes in France, and I was on 2500 m on a beautifull place and the sky beginn to be darker. It was time to go..
Kofa Solitude
Kofa National Wildlife Refuge in southwestern U.S. Aircraft were in evidence.
The Race
A winter scene shot in Florida. The tree in the foreground appears to be holding back the clouds as the boaters race away.
Approaching Chrome
Simple scenes occasionally work well in IR. This is from an undisclosed location along the American Atlantic coast. I wish I were fluent enough in the art of critique to say why this worked for me, but maybe it’s enough to point out that reflections are pretty.
Mountains
A shot from the roadside in New Mexico. I don’t know whose place this is but it sure was stunning. If I win, I’ll give the property owner half!
Kinda Painterly
Taken through an orange (G) filter on a day when IR shots just weren’t working. Sometimes you just have to take chances though. A fair amount of green wavelengths pop through orange filters so why not use that? A swatch of color maybe?
Extants Opposite
I try to sneak a sliver of the sun into the frame of an IR shot once a in a while just for fun. It’s a wonder the camera hasn’t been destroyed. Usually the results are predictably poor, but on rare occasions I’m treated to a something like this–a blast from the heavens that looks […]
Nope Not This Time
That’s got a hot spot, right? In this case, the clouds parted and a shaft of sunlight illuminated a forest of saplings directly in front of the camera lens. Said lens recorded the scene dutifully and faithfully. I’ll take this skyscape anytime.
