Of Parks and Paths

[MattNQ]

An aimless monochromatic wander through a local park looking for something non-specific......inspiration, motivation, or any other relevant 'ation' perhaps?

[John R]

The first image is very strong. All the lights and darks come together to make a powerful graphic image. Makes bw format even more surreal that it it already is. The others are good too, but less graphic, more ethereal. Always wanted to try infrared, but the cost is prohibitive. Excellent work.

JR

[MattBurt]

Yes, #1 really stands out! Nice work. #4 is also very nice.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

They're all good, but the first is really dazzling.

[Jeremy Roussak]

They all demonstrate the weird yet somehow effective power of infrared photography, but the first is exceptionally strongly composed.

Jeremy

[Bob_B]

The first is exceptional. Congrats.

[Dave (Isle of Skye)]

Very nice indeed, makes me want to rush out and get my old 5D MkII converted to IR.

Sweet 

[Jeremy Roussak]

Very nice indeed, makes me want to rush out and get my old 5D MkII converted to IR.

Now there's a coincidence. It's on my List of Things To Do as well.

Jeremy

[MattNQ]

The first image is very strong. All the lights and darks come together to make a powerful graphic image. Makes bw format even more surreal that it it already is. The others are good too, but less graphic, more ethereal. Always wanted to try infrared, but the cost is prohibitive. Excellent work.

JR

Thanks John. I was worried the relatively new bitumen path would  be too dominant, but it all works.
IR doesn't have to be expensive, especially digital. Don't tell anyone, but this is a $300 m4/3 camera.
I've printed to 20x30" and the files have held up well.

[MattNQ]

Yes, #1 really stands out! Nice work. #4 is also very nice.

Thanks Matt

[MattNQ]

They're all good, but the first is really dazzling.

Thank you Eric.

[MattNQ]

They all demonstrate the weird yet somehow effective power of infrared photography, but the first is exceptionally strongly composed.

Jeremy

Yes, one can really create some strong, punchy B&W images out of the IR files despite the unnatural-ness of them

[MattNQ]

The first is exceptional. Congrats.

Thanks Bob

[MattNQ]

Very nice indeed, makes me want to rush out and get my old 5D MkII converted to IR.

Sweet 

Thanks Dave.
Go on. do it! 

[marton]

I'm with the crowd here - first one is one of the best examples of IR photography I've seen.

[BobDavid]

The first picture is powerful--transcendental.

[Telecaster]

Gotta pile on with #1. It has a constructed look to it, as though it's a photo of a miniature model. I think this is due to the tree foliage. I like!

-Dave-