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Comments & suggestions appreciated. Thanks for viewing!

Comments & suggestions appreciated. Thanks for viewing!

Comments and critiques appreciated. This is a digital IR image.

I saw these clouds after a severe thunderstorm in Easton on Friday evening. Same clouds? I think so! Lucky you (I didn't have my camera...)!

Comments and suggestions welcome. Thanks for having a look!

Part of the beauty of Antelope Canyon is in its mystery, which is

impossible adequately depict in pixels, and the feeling of reverence

one has when exploring that sacred space. I hope this image conveys a

small part of that. When I visited recently, there was a young Navajo

man playing the guitar. The memory of his haunting piece echoing

through the chambers will stay with me for a long time.

Comments appreciated, and thanks so much for having a look! The desert

southwest US never ceases to fascinate me. ~jackie

The otherworldy stone landscape of the Paria Plateau. Can't wait for

a return visit. Comments appreciated, and thanks for viewing my

image. Peace! ~jackie

This was taken in an area called White Pocket, a more remote location

on the Paria Plateau in AZ. Digital IR converted to b&w. Comments

appreciated, and thanks for viewing my image! ~jackie

Comments appreciated, and thanks for viewing.

Lower Antelope x3. Any comments on this composition appreciated.

Acres of farmland, overgrown and neglected, awaits the next shopping

mall or industrial park in eastern Pennsylvania.

No filters involved. This is a photograph toned in Photoshop and painted in Corel Painter X, mostly using the grainy water technique, the Sargent brush, and some acrylic variant brushes. This is the original:

 

http://thumbs.photo.net/photo/7411411-sm.jpg

impressions of fall

attempt at redemption for a poor exposure

The morning fog lifted to reveal Bryce in all its majesty.

Yet another bad apple blossom photo, redeemed with some daubs of

digital paint.

Unsalvageable as a photograph, but redeemed with some daubs of

digital paint. Hail the Wacom tablet! Please view larger. Comments

appreciated.

simple IR of trees half-shed of their leaves

just for fun. comments & suggestions appreciated!

This is a b&w conversion of a

href="http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=6555173">color IR

image

. I think b&w brings out the contrast and textures more, but

I'm still torn on which version I prefer. Comments and suggestions

appreciated.

Thanks, John! I am falling in love with IR. There is still such a sense of delight and surprise when I see how the colors react to the infrared glass. It also extends the day, since it seems the best time for IR is in the harsh mid-day light when all the "golden hour" photographers are taking their naps. ;)

Eduardo, thank you! Your b&w landscapes are stunning! I'm honored that you took the time to comment on my image.

Comments and suggestions welcome.

Gorgeous soft autumn scene, Brian!