Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: leuallen on May 21, 2012, 12:51:20 pm
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This scene is about a mile from my house so I pass it frequently but I really never noticed it before. Then I got an infrared conversion for one of my old cameras and it changed the way I had to look at things. The surreal look changes rather ordinary scenes into dramatic images that I had never envisioned before. So with my new eyes I am busy exploring all the common place things around me that I have overlooked before.
I live in central Illinois farm land and the landscapes here are generally pretty boring. Anything I can do to spice them up is welcome.
Larry
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I think a bit more variety in terms of tones and textures will add to the interest of these photos. You're on the right track -- keep looking for possible compositions.
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With this infrared setup most of the image is in the very high tones, the grass, etc. I did as much as I could to expand the tones in the high range and give some contrast there but this is as far as I have figured out that I can go playing with LR 4.2 and SiverEfx 2.0. It is the nature of an infrared exposure, it is not going to look like a normal capture.
Here is another example of an interesting old barn I shot last night.
Larry
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Nice pics, I enjoy dabbling with IR too. I have an old D100 that's IR converted, don't use it a lot but it does get used.