Pond IR

It's amazing what this frame did for this shot of a pond located in

my favorite place on Earth. This farm is very special to me. It will

go up for auction next weekend and I will never get to hike its' 400

acres again. I have alot of good memories here. This photo is

probably already my favorite out of my whole collection. I hope that

you can see the emotion here. Thanks for looking!

Very Nice!!!

Hope the new owners will see the same beauty that you have pictured here!!!

kelly, the presentation on prints and images makes all the difference, Brings it all together ,this is why I can't wait to get photo shop. I guess that's were you did it? Nice

 

William

I really like this picture. I think you did a great job (I'm a sucker for b&w). I think your love for this place helped you to capture its beauty.

Hi Kelly.

Your image very much reminds me of Ansel Adams' work! Great composition and lighting. If I may ask, what equipment and technique do you use to achieve b/w? (I started out in b/w many years ago, and used virtually every b/w film/developer combo available. Now into digital, I've experimented in Photoshop, but have yet to achieve that same quality/tonality I got with Kodak Technical Pan film and Technidol, HC-110 or Ilford and Rodinal, for example.)

Regards,

Steve

 

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What a compliment Steve! My black and whites were all born out of frustration. I shoot everything in color then convert in PS. I use the channel mixer to actually turn image black and white then I always adjust the contrast to get the look I want. That's pretty much it. This image was different. I used a IR filter on my lens and shot Black and white in camera. Very little photoshop here, mostly just on the frame and maybe some cropping. Take care.