War Memorial[Infrared]
robbie wrote: Thanks Amanda and Scotty.Looks like you two wants me on cloud nine all night long...love your comments though!
lol yes we do haha just kidding seriously its a gorgeous photo you do awesome work
Thanks Amanda,been on a site where infrared isn`t the norm is very challenging.I have to post images that are of the bestbutterflygirl921 wrote:
robbie wrote: Thanks Amanda and Scotty.Looks like you two wants me on cloud nine all night long...love your comments though!
lol yes we do haha just kidding seriously its a gorgeous photo you do awesome work
quality.B&W isn`t as difficult as color,with color ir my taste ranges all over the color charts with oversaturation the norm[can`t post
those here]On the Ir Forum anything goes as long as it is good work it will be appreciated.
When I was studying at the art institute, it was common for every young wannabe artiste to take their gothic girlfriend (or boyfriend) to a graveyard and do a portrait in black and white infrared film. They then printed it themselves (with poor tonal scales) and hung it in a prime location in their "studio" (err one bedroom apartment) and thought it the best work EVAR!
Took about two full decades before they put in a box in their garages, out of sight.
eta, Good pic, btw.
Matthew L Kees
MLK Studios Photography School
www.MLKstudios.com
[email protected]
"Every artist, was once an amateur"
Everyone associate bw Ir with 'graveyard' but it can be much more.MLKstudios wrote: Thank you, thank you. I was expecting yet another Ir friend in a graveyard pic.
When I was studying at the art institute, it was common for every young wannabe artiste to take their gothic girlfriend (or boyfriend) to a graveyard and do a portrait in black and white infrared. They then printed it themselves (with poor tonal scales) and hung it in a prime location in their "studio" (err one bedroom apartment) and thought it the best work EVAR!
Took about two full decades before they put in a box in their garages, out of sight.
eta, Good pic, btw.
Thanks for the support Matthew.
Matthew L Kees
MLK Studios Photography School
www.MLKstudios.com
[email protected]
"Every artist, was once an amateur"
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