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Infrared Picture...I used an IR Filter (950 nm) and a Grey Filter (4x).
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Absolutely amazing! I've really been wanting to gat an IR filter, but I haven't very much money for it at the moment. It's the next thing I REALLY want to experiment with.
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Yes yes - it is an interesting field of photo experiments...
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aaahh infrared is just awesome right.. looks great with the nice and soft colours! 
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It is not difficult to learn - just do it!
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Featured here along with other infrared deviations ! --> [link] ^_^
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excellent picture. i have been trying infrared photography as of late. this is my first picture.
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in your picture and most other infrareds i see, the trees and grass seem to be more clear or something. there is something different about my pictures from others that i cannot achieve. could it have been wind, or white balance, or just the fact that i am using a nikon? thanks!
i like the pink by the way, it almost looks like a painting ha.
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Your picture is excellent! I think you made everything in the right way.
With my Sony I can make IR-Pics with 1/20 or 1/30 second because the Sony F828 has a possibility to take away the inner ir-blocking-filter on the sensor.
In Canon- and Nikon-Cams this is not possible (as I know). So you have to go up to 30 seconds depending on the strength of the sunlight. But also with 6 seconds it is a long time exposure so some movements of the clouds and trees are possible. The total sharpness or clearness is lost in some way. But long time exposure could be a very nice feature for the pic if you use it in a 'clever' dynamic way...
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haha well thank you very much im glad you like it! yeah i guess i will just have to keep taking more pictures until i get lucky with one, if i get a new IR picture in the future would you mind if i asked your advice on it? in some pictures i have just noticed that some objects color is not affected greatly, like buildings and such, i want to get that affect.
sorry for the questions but do you know if it is better to shoot into the sunlight or away from the sunlight? haha thank yas!
thanks again for the compliment!
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To make good back light IR Pictures is really difficult but not impossible. Just try it yourself!
"Away from the sunlight" gives the most "snow" ir effect in landscape pictures.
Especially the rays of the early morning and late afternoon sun have the most IR Rays for the strongest ir photos.
So just make your own experiences. If in some objects the color is not affected greatly you can "help" a little bit to have the "right" color. Everything is possible today with Photoshop or any other painting software...
If you have any questions just ask. May be I can help. But I am sure you know yourself what is excellent and what not! I wish you all success!
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thank you very much.
"Away from the sunlight" gives the most "snow" ir effect in landscape pictures.
Especially the rays of the early morning and late afternoon sun have the most IR Rays for the strongest ir photos.
two good tips, thank you...
i really like all your pictures by the way, so i am going to check your gallery every now and then.
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Best IR photo ever posted to dA, hands down. This is stunning. I'd love to get a print of this.
Thanks so much for sharing it.
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Featured in my Infrared show
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Thank you so much!
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I love this picture so much that I've put it as my desktop wallpaper... hope you don't mind...
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I am very happy that you like it!
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Oh - I like it to much - your Pink & Purple feature is really great!
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thank you so much for featuring my pic!
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I LOVE your pink work. ALL your work is incredible, but I especially favor the pink.
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buenefecto de color y ...
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May i use this picture for a layout on Howrse.com? I would have a credit to you on it
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Thats cool, i wont use it
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Please do not use my pic for a layout on Howrse.com! I never would agree with this! Thank you for asking me in advance! Michael
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this place is like a dream. i want to be here.. it's so beutiful, it's perfect..
sorry for my english xD ...
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Just come to Hamburg and have a walk over there 
But the best time will be in spring...
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quisiera ir a un lugar como ese.Β‘
es hermoso*
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Please translate in English
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No words can describe your work.... awe inspiring.
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You are so kind to me. Your words ars so uplifting my heart and soul!
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Ich mag die Bilder mit den rosa BΓ€umen 
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I've been trying to get my infrared trees to come out pink in photoshop and I am having the toughest time! So major props for accomplishing that, and overall this picture is excellent, very bright and not too much is blown out. The colors are very eye-catching but not absurd, which is a hard-to-achieve balance IMO.
The only thing that looks weird to me is the trunk of the tree, it looks a bit strange about halfway up the trunk where the grass seems to take over the tree, but that's probably just moss or something.
Very nice job, 
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Do you notice a big difference between a 720nM filter and the 950nM that you're using?
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Yes - I think the 720 filter lets pass still some visible light so your pic has some different colors, the 950 filter blocks all visible light so the pic is more monochrome...
The monochrome (ir green!) colors in this pic are later editet with photoshop.
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