Pond at Bowmar Lake
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AlanLichty
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Very nice result - looks better than a lot of shots taken with IR converted cameras. Nice processing too.
Larry... not to brag, but I must be good!!!! 
before I read what you wrote, I looked at the photo and thought, that must be IR! And then I read it was. I feel good!
A very nicely done IR image. That's how I started in IR. I used a 720nm filter on my camera to see if I would like it. I did like it, so then I got one of my cameras converted to IR.
before I read what you wrote, I looked at the photo and thought, that must be IR! And then I read it was. I feel good!A very nicely done IR image. That's how I started in IR. I used a 720nm filter on my camera to see if I would like it. I did like it, so then I got one of my cameras converted to IR.
larryj
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Thanks Jim your comments are appreciated, as always.Larry... not to brag, but I must be good!!!!
A very nicely done IR image. That's how I started in IR. I used a 720nm filter on my camera to see if I would like it. I did like it, so then I got one of my cameras converted to IR.
I must say that shooting IR in digital cameras is much easier than when shooting with film. My most fun with IR in film was shooting through a polarizer and green filter; this combination produces amazing results without the soft images obtained using IR film.
Nice work Larry. 720nm converted to B&W is one of my favorite approaches to IR.
larryj
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Thanks Alan, comments appreciated!
larryj
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Thanks Jameel for your comments, appreciated!