After skipping last week, I want to continue this series, especially as I am looking forward to my second camera conversion! Whereas the previous post in the “Monday’s Spectrum Exploration” series was a bit more polished, this one is more in the discovery vein. As I was attending the New England Camera Club Council (NECCC) Conference, this weekend was all about trying something different.
You can see some of the experimentation in this image…
First a bit about the view in this image. I wanted to play with contrasting styles of the buildings in the context of otherworldly foliage. The stark lines of the high-rise behind the stonework of the church struck me as being both different and similar. Framing this with the softness, yet eeriness of the tree creates an intriguing composition.
In processing this image, I uncovered some of my naïveté at that time about what makes a good infrared image. There are still some redeeming aspects that I could find, so I went ahead any way with the processing.
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