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Black and white, tonal experiment, converted color. Thoughts?

Very interesting! It's only a bit too dark in the foreground.

It looks a lot like IR photography. would you mind sharing how you achieved

this?

 

Cheers.,

 

Younes

I like it! :)

I've experimented w lightening the foreground and didn't like it, but I'll re-visit it.

 

I shot on Fujichrome Velvia (50 asa) and scanned using Nikon 4000 scanner. Converted to Black and white and used a red filter for contrast. I selected the surrounding snow and used a mask when setting overall contrast so I could bring out the subtle variations in light later.

 

Thanks again.

 

David

AWESOME!

The radiant quality of the trees is from hoarfrost, which had settled on everything overnight, due to a fast drop in temperature. It was about 40 degrees fairenheight when I went to bed, and 10 below @ 6 am. The existing humidity froze on everything and created this amzing luminous situation for about 2 hrs, then it all melted off.

 

Thanks again,

 

David

Beautiful.

Great lighting and contrast!! Is it a winter scene or infrared?

Great image, excellent post-processing. The dark foreground nicely sets off the radiance from the trees. Excellent! 6/6 anon

Just a winter scene & heavy frost, as stated above.

 

Thanks..

 

David

The lumination behind the trees is great and the way it continues to the foreground of the shot, velia 50 is great stuff, I still have a few rolls stowed away.

I would have given this image a 7/7, but PN prevented that! So you can add ones to my ratings!

Absolutely stunning

 

I would not change a thing

 

Well done

 

Jon