Palm Colony by Mike

Mike

Palm Colony

by Mike in IR

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Comments:16 comments
Views:3,102 views
Submitted:Jan 30th, 2009
Resolution:1680x1050
Date Created:Jan 29th, 2009
Filesize:685 KB
Software:Adobe Photoshop CS3
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DodyAristia

DodyAristia

nice IR style... :) saluuute....
Feb 7th Reply
shackledfae

shackledfae

This is gorgeous! Love the effect
Jul 8th Reply
aedabit
aedabit

THIS THIS THIS STUNNING ART
I LOVE THE EXCECUTION ART WITH iNFRARED ART!!!! LOVE THISSSSSSS MIKEEEE LOVE THISSSSS
Jan 20th, 2012 Reply
- Mike
  
  Mike
  
  Thanks man!
  Jan 20th, 2012 Reply
- aedabit
  
  aedabit
  
  pure art!!!!! i love this style
  Jan 20th, 2012 Reply
Hideall
Hideall

Wow! Beautiful!!!!!
Jan 3rd, 2012 Reply
- Mike
  
  Mike
  
  Thank you!
  Jan 5th, 2012 Reply
JacksonGariety

JacksonGariety

Wow those rocks look awesome. Their color looks so well in IR.
Jun 28th, 2011 Reply
FangedFem

FangedFem

Gorgeous! I love palm trees in IR and you captured them here perfectly =)
Apr 25th, 2011 Reply
Brushfire

Brushfire

Awesome!
Apr 1st, 2011 Reply
Rinn
Rinn

SO BADASS!!! I wish I could take IR on my digital camera D:
Jan 9th, 2011 Reply
- Mike
  
  Mike
  
  Thanks! Actually I think you can screw an IR filter on most cameras. Compact ones need an adapter, though.
  Jan 9th, 2011 Reply
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a

These are some gorgeous pictures! What's the wavelength rating of your IR filter? Any way you could make a quick post describing how you do your color channel reversal? Looks really great, very inspiring!!
Jan 9th, 2011 Reply
- Mike
  
  Mike
  
  Thanks! I actually have an IR tutorial on my site at http://glossyart.net/tutorial/infrared-tutorial.html ;)
  Jan 9th, 2011 Reply
- Mike
  
  Mike
  
  And I use the Hoya R72 (720nm) filter.
  Jan 9th, 2011 Reply
- a
  
  a
  
  Thanks -- this is fantastic! When I IR-modified my camera I had to decide between the lower nm filters that block out all color, and something a little higher that would let in some color. I also chose 720nm but I kind of like the special "vampire-effect" of all white from the lower wavelengths. Is that still achievable even with our filters?
  Jan 9th, 2011 Reply
dehk

dehk

Thats simply awesome
Jan 31st, 2009 Reply