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I'm pretty sure this is history-in-the-making! This is a combination of 3 different processes in photography.

1) I shot this with my dedicated infrared camera, so this is an "iR" photograph.

2) This is also a HDRI (High Dynamic Range Image). I used 5 exposures that range +-2 EV. Processed in Photomatix Pro.

3) And, lastly, this is also an Anaglyph. Anaglyphic images are created by shooting "left eye" and "right eye" images and assigning each a color (Red/Blue) so that when viewed through 3D glasses, the image appears to have dimension.
...since I used 5 exposures "left" and 5 exposures "right", that tells you that 10 photographs were taken to create this one image.

In summary: I think this is the world's first:
"Infrared HDR Anaglyph".

Dig out those old 3D glasses! (Red goes over LEFT eye)
BTW, if you back away from the screen (3-5 ft), the 3d effect will be greatly enhanced!!!

I'm not liking the low contrast of this image, though.

Description
I'm pretty sure this is history-in-the-making! This is a combination of 3 different processes in photography.

1) I shot this with my dedicated infrared camera, so this is an "iR" photograph.

2) This is also a HDRI (High Dynamic Range Image). I used 5 exposures that range +-2 EV. Processed in Photomatix Pro.

3) And, lastly, this is also an Anaglyph. Anaglyphic images are created by shooting "left eye" and "right eye" images and assigning each a color (Red/Blue) so that when viewed through 3D glasses, the image appears to have dimension.
...since I used 5 exposures "left" and 5 exposures "right", that tells you that 10 photographs were taken to create this one image.

In summary: I think this is the world's first:
"Infrared HDR Anaglyph".

Dig out those old 3D glasses! (Red goes over LEFT eye)
BTW, if you back away from the screen (3-5 ft), the 3d effect will be greatly enhanced!!!

I'm not liking the low contrast of this image, though.