B/W infrared son and daughter in law by jocko500
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this was taken inside the gallery I had for three hours for the art walk. It was taken with no filter for I forgot to put the red filter on and the camera was set on 400asa [what ever that is] The film say to set it on 50asa. I read this on the net to set it on 400asa ; this man say he likes it better for his shots. I was just playing around with this film for it my first time useing it.
I know you see two of the same images. The top image is a scan of the film as is and not touch ups. The bottom image is what the camera place that develop the film printed for me. Big diff they even crop it lol[it was a good crop job but I like to see as is on the prints] The reason I like to see as is so I can see where I messed up. Yesterday I just scan a print and posted it with a lot of grain. I did not have time to scan that image even today I did not scan it but I will now.
So if you all doing film of have done film please go back and look at your good prints and find the film and scan it. It may be better that the print.
In the image I like the lighting that wrap itself around the faces. Sun light running across the bodys and the backlight on the wall. faces in the shadows
thanks for comments and what ever else you think of.
Comments (41)
wow she is very beatiful!!!:)
Good looking kids there, Jocko! Evidently, you can create interesting results using infrared film, such as ghost- and spirit-like compositions. I like the top photo over the bottom one, but the bottom shot also holds a lot of potential. With more practice you can get real good using this medium.
A fine couple they are. Love the top one too. Excellent. Aloha
Top one is great, like a reflection on a wall. A bit spooki in a good way!
Very nice photo Jocko, I like your scan the best. I also like the way the light glows around their faces from bouncing off thier light clothes, it is a neat effect!
top one is the film scan and the bottom one is what the canera place printed
interesting technique!!!
I like both.....!
Beautiful Photography. Excellent!! Congratulations!!
A very interesting and informational piece.
I like the top photo..a nice couple they are! Intersting experience :)
A wonderful and interesting infrared photography of your family members! What a fascinating camera handling!!!
Ohhh, very interesting this 2 pictures, but I like more the first for to look more detail and I like this lighting !!! Excellent my friend :)
Very cool ~
Nice one Jock.
Very Cool Work Jocko!!!
Cool shot Jock
I like the top one better. They make a cute couple! Thanks for the peek! (:
Dear Jock, I've had similar problems with photoprocessors. When they do the prints, tell them to turn OFF all their enhancement stuff. It usually makes a mess of things rather than fixing the balance, gamma, and stuff. And when they do mess it up, have them reprint it again!!!!! They make sych a cute couple!!! Hope they are getting settled down into married life!!! I wish them and all your family the very best!!!!!! Love ya!!! Meredith
cool. I was looking at the background and wondered where you were at, then red your caption. red, read, some of your writing...hahaha
i like the top one also , nice foto and thx for the info.
Excellent and creative pictures.....!!!
I like the top because it is a subtler version of the bottom one. Their shirts seem to glow and we can see their faces as well. Really excellent!
Excellent comparisons, very dramatic lighting!
That's awesome eerie like! You are having a great time.
Interesting photographs, I like both!
Yes very cool technic
The result is awaited Jocko... you photograph in a very luminous part, therefore vou be with a light rich in UV... thus your filter UV does not let more pass but truths frequencies... of the infra-red... here in black. I think... I can travel false! Ah Ah Ah
interesting look, shame the camera place can't just print what's there ;)
Very interesting and beautiful presentation and technique!!!