My learning curve with infrared film has gone from
I suck at this
to
I suck less at this
to
I may be getting the hang of this
to
I really like this
I was pleased to finally see the glowing foliage that I have been expecting, but I was actually startled when I saw the mill building in the print. I hate to use this characterization, but it reminded me of the HDR effect so popular with the digital crowd these days. The building has a depth that I have not achieved in a print before. I guess it has something to do with increased local contrast as a result of the infrared film. It may not translate in the on-screen image, but I got the scan as close to the original print as I could.
With apologies for having blown my own horn, I would like to hear what others think of the print. And from those with infrared experience, validation (or denial) that the infrared film produced the depth.
Thanks for looking and for your comments.
