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Post by bfhammer on May 25, 2022 3:07:50 GMT
The park I ate my lunch at today. I brought my infrared camera today hoping for some storm clouds, but it was only overcast.
Then there is this spot. Light was all wrong again today, but I keep scouting this place. I think I have a photo here to take. I can see it with bare eyes in three dimensions. Looking in a viewfinder in two dimensions I lose the photo. I tried with a 15mm ultrawide lens today, and I think that is the general idea. I might have to cross that sort of dangerous road and stand on the other shoulder on a sunnier morning. Hopefully the Asian women who frequently are tending the gardens there would be working then for some human interest. |
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Post by zeb on May 25, 2022 4:47:50 GMT
I really like the muted colors of the infrared shots. And the weird festive white of the leaves.
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Post by bfhammer on May 26, 2022 2:19:09 GMT
The overcast skies really made some weird colors in the IR photos. I think the blue trash bin in the first photo was a surprise to see. Anything blue should be gray or even black in IR. Now I wish I had walked up and kicked it more to the center. Stupid bin ruins the symmetry and balance.  |
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Post by zeb on May 27, 2022 2:24:13 GMT
The overcast skies really made some weird colors in the IR photos. I think the blue trash bin in the first photo was a surprise to see. Anything blue should be gray or even black in IR. Now I wish I had walked up and kicked it more to the center. Stupid bin ruins the symmetry and balance. Personally, I think the off-center bin makes the picture better. It actually accentuates the symmetry of the building and tables. I think it's because I'm perfect, so absolute perfection bores me.  |
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Post by bfhammer on May 27, 2022 2:31:19 GMT
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