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I've recently been experimenting with infrared photography and find it immensely

fascinating. What I haven't figured out, though, is if it is atractive because of the novelty

or if there is some inherent aesthetic quality to the images. What do you think? (More

infrared photos in this folder.) Also, do images taken in this way fall in the digital

equivalent of "cross-processed"? The camera that I used (Oly, C-2000Z) is designed for

visible light but is sensitive to IR. The only manipulation that I've done is a bit of

histogram stretching, but the red and green tones are in the original exposure. Can this

be considered a "straight" exposure as long as IR is specified?

You�d had not to cut the top of the pines... Anyway, dramatic colors.

I have been trying to figure this out myself. I do like the color and I agree with the previous comment about topping the trees. I would like to see some of your stuff in straight B&W. Novelty, maybe, but why limit your creativity. Keep working on it!