Radiant Boughs - IR by TwoPynts
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
"The future is lighted for us with the radiant colours of hope. Strife and sorrow shall disappear. Peace and love shall reign supreme" ~ John Fiske
Yep, hope is a good thing. Infrared capture looking up through the branches of a tree towards the sun. -----
Thanks for your confectionary comments on my previous upload,
Exploring Candyland XI
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Sony DSC-P200 (IR Converted w/B+W 092 Filter) & PhotoshopCS. (1089)
Lake Placid, FL, USA 2008
Sponsored by: 
Kramer Kreations 
Comments (48)
nicely viewed Kort, i'm surprised by the rendering, it's seems to be an inverted picture lol ... the IR add a lot here, there is a real mood with some abstracts parts... Theses one contribute to create a special composition well equilibrated. So, to be short lol : Great image :o)
Magical work! Beautiful!
A fantastic IR shot with a real amazing camera setting and POV! Wonderfully taken!!!
How very awesome Kort !!!
Gorgeous image!
fantastic image
Gorgeous!!
A beautiful piece of work.
WOW AMAZING
A new development of your infrared pics. Interesting.
Radiant indeed. :)
Excellent artwork. Awesome composition and technique.
Another work of stunning art...I love the intensity of the white in soft accent to the other colors that peek out here and there. Great stuff!
always fascinating, these pics!
Jeez, sorry I've been missing these bad boys! Just finally trying to catch up. You been busy and your IR techniques are pretty damn amazing! Right on Kort, smokin' image! Aloha~
Very interesting POV :) Great photo
très belle image
This is an incredible photograph! I'm glad I found a fellow infrared fan :-) I also like dabbling with it.