Trees on the Hill

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  darinwc

• Nov 11, 2004

Wow, this is an amazing shot. By far one of the best IR I have ever seen. So often IR is used as a 'wow, thats cool' gimmik. But you managed to create an image that is both serene and intriging. Great job!

 

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  SuzanneR

• Nov 11, 2004

Agreed, I never really liked IR film, because it seemed so gimmicky, but you've made some beautiful prints, very subtle and dreamy.

 

• Joe Symchyshyn

• Nov 11, 2004

I couldn't agree more with Darinwc and Suzanne's comments. Nice work!

joe

 

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  jim kirk jr.

• Nov 11, 2004

Wow,what can I say.But then I'm already a fan.

 

• Kathy Harcom

• Nov 12, 2004

~Darinwc~ Thanks...I have always strived to use infrared to create a magical and dreamlike image, more to capture the feeling that a special place gives you, than reality itself. I'm not sure if that makes sense.

~Suzanne & Joe~ Thanks too for your comments...

~Jim ~ That's a lovely message

 

• samaimone

• Nov 23, 2004

absolutely beautful!

 

• Leon

• Nov 24, 2004

I find that, more often than not the distorted tones of HIE are gimmicky and I have always thought that it is littel more than a one trick pony, but your use of it has changed my mind. You seem to have a great control of it and use it to it's most artistic and creative effect. I love avebury, and this is a great shot of the area.

 

• Annemarieke

• Nov 24, 2004

A very beautiful image and well seen!
Anne Marieke
p.s. can't wait to browse through your book!

 

• Kathy Harcom

• Nov 24, 2004

~samaimone~ Thank you!

~Leon~ Thank you for your message. I am so pleased you feel the way do because for the type of interpretation I am looking for, I feel infrared is perfect I love Avebury too...I must revisit sometime! Thanks again.

~Annemarieke~ Thanks for your message! Hopefully you will enjoy the book...shall get it to you asap.

 

• Becky Lynn

• Dec 9, 2004

Wow, Kathy, your photography is outstanding! I love all of your photos!!