Here are some of the IR shots:







The rest of the shots can be found here.
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Newcastle Through A Mirror, Darkly (Dial-up warning)I probably shot just under a thousand images this weekend, including the extra Monday I stayed up in Newcastle exploring the city with Stubbsy and Mitedo and family.
Here are some of the IR shots: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The rest of the shots can be found here. Producer & Editor @ GadgetGuy.com.au
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Leigh some good work here.
#1 Great leading lines in this shot. The pavement the trees... the composition works well #2 This one doesn't work as well for me.. but kind of looks like a big full moon #3 I like this one, different style of leading lines, but I like the curves and undulations of the hills here. #4 This one isn't as subtle at the last, but I really like the snake leading from foreground to background. #5 I like this one, as they both seem to be looking at the same thing.. but we as the viewer don't know exactly what has got their attention. #6 The snake returns, again I like the way it leads into the shot #7 The flare kills this shot for me.. just a little too much hot bright stuff for my brain to cope
Love the first shot !! From all of the hassels of the world, you can find clarity and focus
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OMG these are good, no great, Leigh. Only one that doesn't do it for me is the last one. I think you've mastered this technique and it fits your artistic sensibilities brilliantly. I can't wait to see the entire series of similar works a year or two down the track when you do an artists retrospective of your IR eye glass images.
Peter
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I like number 6 it loooks like your staring into a crystal ball and opening a portal to a black and white winter wonderland in the middle of summer!
this is original work and i celebrate it!
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