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The Road Home
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Uploaded: 05/26/10 11:03 PM GMT
The Road Home
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This is my private celebration of infrared photography's centenary - the Wood effect is still crazy after all these years.
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.avedeloff
05/27/10 12:46 AM GMT
Wow..it looks like I'm looking at two different places. This reminds me a lot a snowy field. Simply fantastic!
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"Hurry to meet Death before your place is taken."
The drama of the curving road and fence leads me to prefer this shot over the more normal Spring Scene... and it also occurred to me to wonder, in this scene, how that tree managed to survive the curving road all these years!
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"The lyf so short, the craft so long to lerne,
Thassay so hard, so sharp the conquering..."
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This isn't snow? This is the most beautiful magical and dramatic photo! I don't know or understand how you did this, but it is absolutely perfect in every way. That fence is just fantastic. And the curving of the road along with the lovely flowing hills, and the perfect trees. I think it's really one of the best photos I've seen here! Awesome. Verena
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Fear less, hope more; Eat less, chew more; Whine less, breathe more; Talk less, say more; Love more, and all good things will be yours.
This photo is amazing! The flawless black road against the snow really does it for me.
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It seems everything i've heard, just might be true. And you know me (Well you think you do).
Nope, not snow. It's a warm spring day and the tree central to the image has leafed out heavily and is standing amid fields of grass.
Foliage reflects a lot of infrared light and photosynthesis causes a little fluorescence, so folliage burns bright in IR images. Where the trees in the background look dark it's because their branches are still mostly bare.
WIth portraits, skin is eerily pale and near perfection; eyes are profoundly black. Blue skies are nearly totally black and clouds that your eye can't see appear.
The tree's fared reasonably well because the road links four modest farms to the highway - not much traffic.
Thank you for taking a look and for leaving such encouraging comments.
Foliage reflects a lot of infrared light and photosynthesis causes a little fluorescence, so folliage burns bright in IR images. Where the trees in the background look dark it's because their branches are still mostly bare.
WIth portraits, skin is eerily pale and near perfection; eyes are profoundly black. Blue skies are nearly totally black and clouds that your eye can't see appear.
The tree's fared reasonably well because the road links four modest farms to the highway - not much traffic.
Thank you for taking a look and for leaving such encouraging comments.
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"Just a single line in a database that isn't very important at all" -- Caedes
Wow... That's gorgeous!
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To take a photograph is to make a presentation of God's work. Do so Wisely.
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every day is a gift......that's why it's called the present!!
