Roberto, I'd consider shots 1 through 7 as tests, leading up to #8, which is the final product. The composition in #8 is very good. The diagonal of the mountain slope is echoed in the slope of the little shack's roof, and the curve of the walkway enfolds the focal point, which is the shack -- the hand of man. But I keep trying to visualize the scene in normal B&W, and I think I like what I see in that version even better than the IR version. The results of IR are always interesting, even though they always appear a bit forced. Here in my town there's a guy who does IR Rocky Mountain scenes in color and sells them out of a local gallery. The tourists love them. In any case, #8 is good shooting, a proper result from the earlier experiments. Bravo!
