Fosdic Lake - East Fort Worth

[bburton]

Oakland Park - two blocks south of I-30 off Oakland Blvd, just out of downtown.

[tc95]

(My Bad)Bruce great shot....love the first one...

[bburton]

Thank you, Tony. Two more:

[bburton]

[tc95]

Bruce...I like the last one...can you do a blue sky and white clouds... (Special Request)

[jeffro20]

Originally Posted by bburton

Oakland Park - two blocks south of I-30 off Oakland Blvd, just out of downtown.

Looks like our snow came early.....love the first one. I must seek out this place I've never seen.

[bburton]

Originally Posted by tc95

Bruce...I like the last one...can you do a blue sky and white clouds... (Special Request)

Thanks, Tony. This is another version of the first shot posted. IR faux color, as I'm sure you've discovered, is not merely a red-blue channel swap, but rather, an experimental blending and tweaking in post processing, involving selection, feathering, color adjustment and any number of other techniques.

These post processing experiments, along with the distinctive aspects of infrared "light" as it happens to hit the sensor and is interpreted by the sensor as "color" make it almost impossible to reproduce the same final results from one shot to another.

BTW: This series of IR photos at Fosdic Lake was taken on a day in which the sky was completely overcast. Any variation in the sky was barely detectable to the naked eye, but appeared more pronounced in IR.

[tc95]

Bruce....I am sorry but I had to play with this image...it called out to me...I hope you like my color variation on it......I hope your not upset...





Your right the best sky pictures are over cast or slightly over-cast....the patterns the camera picks-up are amazing...thanks again for sharing these...I enjoyed them...

[bburton]

Originally Posted by tc95

Bruce....I am sorry but I had to play with this image...it called out to me...I hope you like my color variation on it......I hope your not upset...[

Tony, I'm flattered you would want to adjust any image of mine. I very much like the color blend you've achieved. It's a tad dark for me, but nevertheless, right up my alley. Very nice.

These photos were from my Nikon D70IR at 720nm; when I use my Canon Pro1 clear glass conversion with filters at 665nm and lower, I can come up with some really far-out color schemes.