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Published: 2010-11-07 23:21:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 5442; Favourites: 470; Downloads: 0
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She must have come this way!See more of my infrared work here [link]
See more of my work in general here [link]
Thanks for looking, your comments are welcome (and desired),
Ingo
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Comments: 109
Fantastic! I love the funky infrared photographs. You really have an eye for the strange twists of natural beauty coupled with the technical of the art form. Please keep on with this style and share more!
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I will try, thank you so much,
Ingo
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A very striking photo! It caught my eye immediately- I thought of Wizard of Oz, only follow the red road instead of the yellow brick road. Nice.
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Wow this is beautiful, I would love to live in a world where trees were pink and looked like this.
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Indeed, could be interesting
Ingo
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Watch out for splinters
Thanks,
Ingo
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Thank you very much,
Ingo
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I just love your IR work! It cativated me so much that I just bought a r72 filter. hehe
Now I gotta know how to use it. 
The colors you show on your photos are the original or do you post-process them?
Thank you so much for all the beautiful works you have!
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I actually use a modified camera - not an external filter.
Yes, the images are post-processed, they come out in shades of red (hence infrared) and need to be converted, most often by swapping the red and blue channels. I use photoshop for that, others use other means. Search for tutorials here on DA, and YouTube and the web in general, there is a lot of info out there,
Ingo
PS, I think you will need a tripod as it takes long to expose the shots with an external IR Filter, but I am not sure
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Oh, cool... That option is neat when it comes to the shutter speed
Thanks for the advises, I've started my research, went to the groups you're on and stuff, and I've got a really more clear picture of how it works.
I'm sure to be having lots of fun and experiment as soon as I have the time.
Thank you very much. Hope one of these days to at least scratch your level of photography. hehe
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You are very welcome,
And keep in mind that it takes a while to get used to this kind of shooting and to find good "targets." Given this time of year (winter) it may take until spring to get nice an juicy trees etc.
Ingo
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Glad you like the shot
Ingo
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Don't cry, be happy, ok?
Ingo
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my GOODNESS! I Love love love love loveeee this!!
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Thanks a lot, I think also that it came out well,
Ingo
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I'm speechless, it's just so fantastic I can't come up with the right words to explain how beautiful this shot is! Amazing job!
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Thank you, glad you like it,
Ingo
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oh , my God
you are killing me by your photos 
but I never see one like your work ,,, really without any compliment 
you are awesome Photographer
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That is really too kind of you
Ingo
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Thank you for that nice compliment,
Ingo
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It's a pleasure to inform you that this photo is featured to my journal [link]
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Oh!...I LOVE THIS!!!!
The whole world should look like this
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Yes, indeed, although we may start to find pink annoying after a while
Ingo
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