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Grass & Trees

Posted by Persian King (Tehran, Iran) on 5 September 2007 in Landscape & Rural and Portfolio.

Fort Worth, TX

Another IR photo this time out in the nature on a cloudy day.

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Comments (16)

Lost Valley View from Kamloops, British Columbia (west coast), Canada

I like the roughness of this photo!!! I wanna run through the tall grasses!!! This is cool in IR!!!

5 Sep 2007 12:22am

@Lost Valley View: Thanks you, but with Texas heat and humidity I highly doubt you would wanna run, just kidding.

Quintino from Joane, Portugal

What I like most is the sensation of freedom you get watching the photo.
And yes, it makes you wish you could run through all that grass...

5 Sep 2007 4:15am

@Quintino: Thanks for visiting.

Rebecca from Leicester, United Kingdom

I love these wide open rural spaces!! Looks like I could run through that for miles!! Lovely composition, Amir. Especially with the IR, IMO it gives it this sense of timelessness!

5 Sep 2007 6:31am

@Rebecca: Yes, Texas is kind of under-developed state so one sees a lot of this everywhere.

Masume from Zahedan, Iran

Hi Amir Jan,

Nice capture with nice colors !

FREEDOM !

5 Sep 2007 7:20am

@Masume: Thanks Masume jan, hope you have a nice day.

Brian from United States

Lovely shot that gives a great sense of space.

5 Sep 2007 9:29am

@Brian: Thanks Brian.

Mandy from Johannesburg, South Africa

Wow, what an interesting effect - the colours are cool Amir. I like it!

5 Sep 2007 9:54am

@Mandy: Thanks Mandy

lissa from New York, United States

It's starting to look natural, like this is how nature looks. The colors doesn't seem as odd as before. Nice job.

5 Sep 2007 1:18pm

@lissa: Well it's odd method anyways. thanks for visiting.

Maysam from Tehran, Iran

woooow very nice and select the best color

5 Sep 2007 4:49pm

@Maysam: Thanks Maysam jan.

Ali Reza from Tehran, Iran

Hi,
I was very busy for some days, I came and saw your nice pics today... Seems to have a high interest on infrared recently!

5 Sep 2007 6:14pm

@Ali Reza: Always had, thanks for dropping by.

miu* from GA, United States

The color of sky seems to be pale blue,and the trees look pale pink..
Nice solitude but warm at the same time.

5 Sep 2007 6:43pm

@miu*: The sky was cloudy but pale pink of trees, are just about right. Thanks for stopping by.

Portrait| Los Angeles Skid Row from United States

There is a quiet, still peace that I see.

5 Sep 2007 7:50pm

@Portrait| Los Angeles Skid Row: Thanks for visiting my man.

Aidan Hammond from Seoul, South Korea

Great colours and tones - I'm really attracted to the textures in the trees and how they contrast with those of the field.

5 Sep 2007 10:39pm

@Aidan Hammond: Thanks a bunch my friend.

Inés from Namur, Belgium

Cool PP !!! love the landscape !

6 Sep 2007 4:49am

@Inés: Thanks for your visit.

Twelvebit from Victoria, United States

If you want to get a really good idea of how much of the state is undeveloped, you should see a map that represents the density of electric load. Whole counties are empty in some regions like West Texas and the Panhandle. I've read that since most digital cameras have built-in IR blocking filters, when you use an IR filter you have to greater increase your exposure times. Do you find that to be the case?

6 Sep 2007 8:20pm

@Twelvebit: Thanks for information on Texas.

About IR, of course depending on your camera the IR blocking filter varies in strength. The rule of thumb is that older camera have weaker blocker, therefore more suitable for IR. My Canon A640 has pretty descent IR sensitivity but not that sensitive to render tripod useless, if you know what I mean. You still need tripod to manage good and fairly crisp shot with IR filter in front. Needless to say that with increase in ISO one would probably be able to take hand-held shots, but at that point noise becomes an issue.

Hope to have answered your question properly. Thanks for coming.