The most green of the IR-world

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Superb!

Nicely done, Roger, and great color. The trees on the left, where they meet the sky, look a little over-sharpened on my monitor, as does the cloud formation in the center just above the trees, but a great image. Foreground is wonderful.

 

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Barry

Stunning. Overwhelming color, and I love the perspective.

Magnifica imagen IR. perfecta la luz, encuadre y magico lugar, un bellisimo encuadre, un cordial saludo Roger.

I love this composition but did not like the highly saturated colors!

Excellent. Regards.

Nice color!!! Is this IR in "nigth shot" or classic IR? Will you advise me please? Marketa

beautiful. Excelllently composed wtih superb tones.

Great colors and composition!

dramatic art! simply superb. outstanding photo!

Fantastic composition, IR beautifulst!!!!

 

Saro

wow. wow what a green orange IR and what a beautiful paysage! Marvellous and kind delicious too :)

 

well done!

Biliana

The colours are beautiful but what i really love is the composition.

Excellent.

This is a great composition. But (and forgive me if i'm wrong) it does look very heavily photoshopped. I don't thik that the trees are oversharpened. I looks like the magic wand has missed these bits. Also within the trees where you can see the sky it is a different colour to the rest of the sky. Still nice though. PSed or not. However looking at the rest of the portfolio it probably isn't photoshopped so what are highlights with the trees??

This is a great compisition and color...but I would like to have a look to the original RGB photo. I'm sure the color in that also would be more attractive 5/5.

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Dibyendu

Amazing colours!!! Congratulations!

I love the composition; the leaves blowing in the foreground are wonderful. I applaud the color scheme, which is quite different from the rest of your portfolio. I love your infrared work and I think it's among the best I've ever seen. But, this picture ultimately fails for me, mostly because of the different colored sky through the trees. It's not a matter of real versus fake or PS versus non-PS. It's simply a matter of being consistent. The different colored skys scream "quick selection in PS" and ruin the magic of an otherwise wonderful photo.

excellent...congrats.

How did you accomplish this? This is the kind of photography i want to do.

I like the composition, but I find the processing went a bit too far. Saturated color is a matter of taste (and I like them here). Sharpening (see the trees) is too much. I can see the halos.