Couple of Wrecks

[Graeme F]

Back from an excursion to Wexford county and came across across two ship wrecks. Took them with the 590m IR Camera (5dM2). Sky was a solid grey - typical Irish weather.

 

[Graeme F]

As usual, any comments and suggestions always welcome

 

[AlanLichty]

Both are quite unique and I like them. The rotting timbers in the first one look nice poking out of the vegetation and the seaweeds in the second one almost look like a gaping mouth.

 

[JimFox]

Hey Graeme,

Both are such cool images! #1 is my favorite, I like how it's almost fading off on the right side, like this was an old negative you dug up.

With #2, I love all of the detail, and the moss or whatever that is hanging from the hull of that old wreck. And I shouldn't talk, because my skies are never as nicely converted as Alan's or Jameel's, but the color cast in the sky seems off? I am wondering if it shouldn't have still ended up being a shade of gray? Not sure at all, but that's the only question I had with that one.

 

[Graeme F]

Thanks all. Both skies dull and grey and had bit of trouble with the post processing!

 

[Graeme F]

Had a quick play and was a bit naughty and dropped in a sky from another shot I took. Any way here goes:

 

[Amy Nelson]

Awesome shots Graeme, I really love the BNW with the sky replacement, I would have never know if you didn't disclose it.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

That B&W turned out very nice. That sky looks made to order.

 

[JimFox]

Graeme… Graeme… Graeme… you have been quite the naughty boy!

Fortunately for you the results look awesome, so you will get off with just a tsk… tsk.. this time…

 

[sweetgrass]

I really dig the B&W conversion, and at least the sky image is one of yours. ;-)