We Prefer The Rock - IR by TwoPynts
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"Where is the wisdom we have lost in knowledge? Where is the knowledge we have lost in information?" ~ T. S. Eliot (1888-1965)
The Bound & Stacked buddies are back, but this time not to freak you out with any sudden color changes. While not as compositionally strong as the previous version, I like the surreal feel and overall look of the scene. Once again, this is an infrared photo in false color. I did change the sky from coppery red to blue, but otherwise there was no channel swapping in this one, it is as the camera and I saw it. I'll return to some more resipiscent images next week, have a super weekend! Best viewed at full size. ------
Thank you for your hacked-off comments on my last upload,
Corded & Striated
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Sony DSC-P200 (IR Converted) & PhotoshopCS. (965)
Boca Raton, Florida, USA 2007
Sponsored by: 
Kramer Kreations 
Comments (39)
Maybe not as strong as the first one, but it's awfully close. The white foliage really does give this a surreal feeling. Bravo!
The trees are gorgeous, I don't say so much about the figures, but I wonder what they are made of.
Beatuful Image...
The IR work is great. Nice contrast with the stone.
An other face... excellent! Alaways, I'm fan!;-)
strange in IR.
My gosh, are these scuptures married? :-) A couple of stubborn images. Wonderful shot of them and the pov does give a new look to them.
Very nice, as usual for you! I also prefer the first view of these sculptures, but this is nice too. This one is more about the interaction of the two figures, whereas the other seemed to be more about them in the environment.
That's very cool. Otherworldy. I was imagining a real person standing somewhere in the seen, in real-light, observing the "strangeness" of the environment.
Wonderful contrast of the leaves adn the sculptures. Super artistic. Hugs
such a wonderful contrats, very wel done
This is just great. I love these IR shots of yours. A brilliant shot!
The figures are wonderful, but my attention goes to the awning. I love the shape and how beautifully it goes with the figures, in color and form. Both really standout. I would love to see this cropped closely, giving it a vertical composition with just a bit of the white trees on the sides, and the bench removed from the image. Fascinating image to me. Hugs Kort, Suzanne
Great work again!! Excellent!!
They look like something from out of a volcano. Interesting capture.
Very nice work!
Love it ! My kind of image.
Beautiful! Love the contrast between the leaves and the 'people'... Delicate, clean leaves and the very earthy people.
The IR adds so much fantastic to this Kort !
cool pic
CRIATIVA FOTO,FANTÁSTICA.+++++++++5
I agree with you, fantastic surreal qualities ! I really like the stark contrast of the plants to the man-made...kool capture ! ~Cheers~ :o)
Mummies in waiting...who appear to have been worked over by some kind of kitchen trimming utensil, as seen on TV, used for jazzing up fruit and vegetables. Really great POV, detail, light/shadow and textural effects in the entire capture. The right half of the photo appears light years away, IR and color wise, to the left side of the photo.
I was right! It is the curse of the mummy? Or is it the invisible man wrapped in bandage. Love it. Aloha
I like this with the IR look
Great contrast and mood!! Excellent work!
Beautiful image very nice...
They seem to have had a tiff and neither ready to give in. As usual I am lovin' your IR work! So fascinating!!! :o)b
Fantastic subject and excellent capture!
A super and interesting result. Very impressive.