Dead Tree

[Martin Henson]

 

[Toby Webster]

This works at all levels. Is it film IR, or digi?

 

[John2]

I like the angle of the viewpoint Martin. Looks a little sinister and gnarled hardly covers it.

 

[Chris J. Zähller]

I like the angle of the viewpoint Martin. Looks a little sinister and gnarled hardly covers it.

Yes. You get the idea that this is something tall and probably "looming."

The sky is dramatic w/o appearing "overcooked," as someone described another photo not too long ago.

 

[Joe Crumley]

Martin,

This tree looks better than the real thing. You always amaze me.

 

[Martin Henson]

This works at all levels. Is it film IR, or digi?

Its from small Olympus digital compact camera thats had been converted to IR

 

[Elines]

Wouldnt have known it was IR.

 

[Martin Henson]

You would have I you had seen the tree, mine does not block all visible light, you need a 850nm + for that

 

[Alan Jones]

A great perspective with this shot, nice processing to,
Regards,
Alan

 

[Digital Finger]

lovely.
you used tripod with the compact then?

 

[José Angel Santana]

...spooky.

 

[Martin Henson]

lovely.
you used tripod with the compact then?

Thanks Simon yes on a tripod

 

[Joe Crumley]

I'm so very thankful for this forum and all the guys taking time to post.
I've learned so much and see the improvements in my photo's.
It's one step at a time and you can't rush it!

 

[Ron A]

As usual, nailed it. My kind of image from top to bottom.

 

[Tommy]

Missed this one...very nice indeed.

 

[TS446]

Dead trees work so well in IR for some reason.

 

[Martin Henson]

lovely.
you used tripod with the compact then?

Yes tripod for this Simon, thinking about it it was not the compact camera it was an I/R filter mounted on the front lens which in turn gives slow speeds