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Or this one? Maybe a silly story rather than strong. But the caption does help relate it.
It occurred to me while at work today that I deal with architecture in it’s most basic form on a daily basis, (duh) so I snagged the phone to snap a shot for this weekend challenge.
Maybe this one fits the bill?
Been a busy weekend here, just signed in and saw the challenge so I thought I’d post this old one.
Chicago cityscape in IRHoping to get something new during the week although it won’t be the big city, just my little town.
Thanks Tobie, I think she’s a doll too, but then, I am her Gram. : )
Robert, did a little reworking per your excellent suggestions. Thanks for the input. Probably could have done more, but it’s getting late and I would have to convince the brain I remember how to do all the steps.
Lenny,
Shot with a camera modded for IR. Sony 12.1 megapixel Cyber-shot.Bet that was a construction crew nightmare putting up all that steel without accidently damaging the building.
Have to agree on the bottom window inclusion. I suppose the shopping center/mall would frown upon your laying down on the floor which would probably allow you to get that little bit more building in your shot, huh?
Glad you got things all fixed up now. Poor you, having to do battle with the nightmare!
: )
Another B & W IR, this one with the help of my grand daughter. She is usually a bundle of energy and hard to get to hold still for a shot. But I guess our walk in the woods bled off enough of it to get the moment of contemplation here.
Thanks @tersha
I’m sure there are several nuances & tricks I’ve still got to re-remember, but it will come. I didn’t know you’d converted a camera, I’ll have to have a peak at your photostream. Fun, isn’t it?!?!
Thanks Bobbie, that’s what I adore IR, it lends itself to dramatic so well.
Hi Dee,
Not new here, but I’d set down the camera for a while, (which turned out to be an almost three year while). I’m sure I’ll be scrambling to relearn all of what I have forgotten.
But this was the first place I came when I decided to take it back into my hand. Good people here always willing to share what they know.
Welcome,
YvonneStormy afternoon and evening, but the sun had the last say as it broke through the clouds near end of day. This is the view off my deck, black and white seemed the way to show it off nicely. And a serendipitous moment appeared when I signed on here and found “black and white” near top of the forum page.
True to my word, last Sunday I dusted off my oldest IR converted camera (an old Sony cybershot), charged up the battery and had at it a few times this week. (boy does my brain hurt now, had to remember all the IR conversions stuff after not touching it nigh on 2 years). But I’M BACK!
But, but, but…. where’s the boat, and the water!
Gotta be a real story as to how it ended up there. Good catch on this one!
While sitting on our deck this warm, muggy evening (waiting for the electric co. to come fix the faulty wire leading to the house) I thought I would take a quick click of the flag my husband proudly flies.
It is one of the first things he put up after arriving here. He replaces it at the first sign of wear, often straightens it when the wind tangles it around the pole and and has made me more aware of what I, who has always lived here, kind of took for granted. Thanks hon!
Well, it’s working, y’all have inspired me to dust off the photoshop program and play with an image of my grand daughter.
(Hadn’t forgotten as much as I thought I woulda…, although I haven’t tackled an IR raw image tonight, so we’ll see how much I’ve really forgotten!)
And Sunday (because then I’ll have some real time) the camera batteries are going to be paired up with their chargers and plugged in.
