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This image was captured with an infrared converted camera and processed to monochrome, then creatively modified. All feedbacks are welcome and appreciated. Thanks.

Thank you Jake and Ernest for your compliments! @ Jake: Many people turn away from IR photography after either seeing bad examples of IR images or not wanting to deal with the IR post-processing. I believe that IR photography is very interesting. If processed properly and creatively, it can provide stunning photos! I hope that my IR images can inspire others (perhaps finally convert you too!) to start shooting IR images and explore this "invisible" world of photography. P.S. Love the Shakespeares' quote! ~Henry

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This image was captured with infrared converted camera and later converted to B&W. Thanks for viewing, all feedbacks are welcome and appreciated.

Good imagination, Jake! Thanks for the positive comments. Perhaps, underneath the ground there are those "ceramic soldiers" waiting…haha

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I just converted this beauty headshot to monochrome version and would like to share with you. As always, feedbacks are welcome and appreciated. Cheers.

This image was captured with an Infrared converted camera and processed to B&W in post-processing. All comments are welcome. Thanks.

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Very unique and creative image! Love the idea and how you beautifully execute it. Congrats! Cheers, Henry

Thank you Ernest and Pierre for your positive feedbacks and appreciation of this infrared image. Cheers. -Henry

Hi Teddy, It is a very nice portrait shot. Lovely model with interesting pose. Two things that you might want to change/retouch are: (1) Her right eye appears to be bigger than the left one. (2) Lighting ratio is relatively low, so the image seems little flat. Otherwise, it is a lovely image. Cheers, Henry

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Hi Jake, Thanks for your feedback. It came with a surprise that you thought the IR B&W conversion could "execute" the Chinese garden. It is certainly not my intention..hehe! I know that it might be challenge to the viewer to appreciate the IR photography since most of us prefer traditional and color photography. However, I hope that this conversion could simply present a different look of the Chinese garden. A more traditional/typical look of this garden can be viewed in my other photos which I will upload shortly. Thanks again for your opinion and it is good to know other perspectives. Henry