For Christmas Alex got me a book on photo filters that includes a section on using Photoshop so tonight I decided to play around and see what I could come up with.
This is the original shot I took when we went to the mountains to get our Christmas tree.
Minolta SRT 101; 28mm lens; Lomography Fine Color 100 film
The first thing I did was see what it would look like as a black and white photo. I like it this way because you see so much more texture in the tree bark and the soil.
Then I decided I'd try to turn it into a black and white infrared photo. It totally transforms the picture into something dreamy and almost otherworldly. I think I like this version the best.
I'm hoping that soon I'll get around to setting up a flickr account and then I can post more of the stuff I've shot, ya know, just in case anyone might want to look at it. :)
4 comments:
Oh you know we always want to see!
The third shot looks like a pic from a scary sci-fi movie. :)
Love the photo. It has a very distinctly filmic look. The inferred correction you did looks nice too. It definitely looks real rather than just photoshoped. Glad you're enjoying the book.
-Alex
Wow! The infrared is amazing. Great, something else you have enticed me to try;)
You are way too much fun to watch in blogville my friend.
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