IR: Peles pose
Peles castle, replete with tourists, always has a photo in progress.
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On a recent trip I tried to change my perspective by leaving an IR filter on the lens most of the time. This effectively lowers resolution, slows shutter speed, necessitates wide aperture and makes me think differently about composition. An additional challenge was that only very bright elements were visible through the glare of daylight on the camera's view screen.
Pink trees and bluish sky, when present, achieved by hue rotation in Viveza2. Jason Odell has a page describing many ways to accomplish the same thing:
luminescentphoto.com/blog/2013/09/25/swap-meet-creating-b...
IR: Peles pose
Peles castle, replete with tourists, always has a photo in progress.
Details
On a recent trip I tried to change my perspective by leaving an IR filter on the lens most of the time. This effectively lowers resolution, slows shutter speed, necessitates wide aperture and makes me think differently about composition. An additional challenge was that only very bright elements were visible through the glare of daylight on the camera's view screen.
Pink trees and bluish sky, when present, achieved by hue rotation in Viveza2. Jason Odell has a page describing many ways to accomplish the same thing:
luminescentphoto.com/blog/2013/09/25/swap-meet-creating-b...