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Sony DSC-F717 + Hoya R72 infrared filter.



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A beautiful shot, Edgar! I really enjoy infrared landscapes.
And although I'm thoroughly unqualified to give informed critiques, I have one thought to share.

Regarding composition, I wish I could turn the camera to the right a bit. The left edge power pole and windmill (?) are distracting to me.


Tim


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Nicely rendered IR... do you have more?


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When I clicked on the post and your shot came up, it prompted a little shiver from me. Everything looks frosted. Brr….


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55 wrote:
A beautiful shot, Edgar! I really enjoy infrared landscapes.
And although I'm thoroughly unqualified to give informed critiques, I have one thought to share.

Regarding composition, I wish I could turn the camera to the right a bit. The left edge power pole and windmill (?) are distracting to me.


Tim


Good point, Tim. If I crop the image I lose part of the tree, I could always remove the pole and windmill in Photoshop! Wink
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