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The Wood Effect
The Wood Effect
Photography \ Nature | 05/25/05 @438 | 
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F4; 2sec. @ ISO 100. Olympus Camedia 4000 Zoom + Tripod + Hoya R72 Infrared Filterlocation: Woods around Wolfner Mühle, Erzgebirge, Germany. date: May 22th, 2005
Yes, I am back. And yes, I've been photographing trees again. Don't hurt me. *ducks and hides*
Sorry for being so silent again, had some kind of personal crisis connected with my exams.
Andrzej and 
Dax ... thank you so much for your words!Anyway, I tried to refresh my creativity by learning a new technique. What you see above is infrared photography. The Filter blocks light below 695 nm wavelength. That's why plants appear white (called the "wood effect"
. The upper photo is COMPLETELY UNALTERED save for automatic level adaption, the lower was altered by exchanging red and blue channel to regain a more natural sky color (a common effect used by IR photographers). For general info about the technique visit this website.
Expect more of that madness, this is just an introduction... hehehe.
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05/25/05 @447
Great one...
Hugo Zenha
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I always wanted to do that .
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Cupcake
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sounds familiar
interesting experiment... cant wait to see more
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Carlos
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i think i like the top one (the unaltered version) more than the one below
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Keith
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thanks for the hint about the red/blue channels!
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Would dressed people appear naked in a photography taken with this filter? Errm... just curious.
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thank you for the info link
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And this shot explains why...!
I'm happy you're back!
*hugs*
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100000000000/10
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