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Biak Island

© Amril Nuryan

Biak Island

Uploaded: October 25, 2007

Description

Infrared Potography, replacing a cameras hot mirror with infrared filter

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Amril Nuryan October 25, 2007

using infrared filter insede the camera (hot mirror replaced).....
Post process : Photoshop, using channel mixer and selective color to get the final result...
thank you for critique and comments


PS : Soory for my bad english :) #770708

Michelle Alton October 25, 2007

I love this, as a fellow IR photographer. I would not have recognized this image as IR, though I certainly felt attracted to it. Very lovely.
Michelle #4980886

Ken Ferguson October 25, 2007

Yes I agree, at first it doesn't look IR, but it certainly has an attraction.
Nicely composed, good light and great sky, an all up nice image Amril. Well done! #4982487

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