Grape Vines - IR by TwoPynts
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Description
Taken during our visit last weekend to Henscratch Farms in Lake Placid, Florida. This little farm/winery produces some really tasty wine, especially if you like a sweeter wine. This sweetness is a hallmark of the Muscadine (red) and Scuppernong (white) grapes. Their thicker skin helps them survive in the intense Florida heat. Sorry, no grapes yet.
((the details really pop in the full size version))

Comments (20)
Are they really white like they appear or did you post work this to appear that way, it sure is beautiful!
excellent
They are green in normal light, infrared turns green foliage while in full sun.
I like it. IR can really give a totally different atmosphere to things. Nice capture and post work. Aloha
excellent
Nice composition with the row leading the eye to the cloud display in the distance.
Perfect artwork.
Wonderful shot!
Those leaves unreal.
Oh so beautiful!
Your specialty...IR...looks great, particularly full size.
Nice depth and composition, the IR has made the Grape leaves look like Bougainvillea ! So, did you get to try out some the wine and have a fun drive home ? No, I guess you did the responsible thing and got the kids to drive you home ! ~Cheers~
Love the IR effect on these grapes, it gives them a ghostly look.
Strange look using IR. Love the sky. Dana P
I've seen a lot of vineyards living so close to Napa and other wine making areas but never seen one like this! Awesome way to see it.
oh wow this is stunnng ..this is another thing I would love to try one day
they almost look like made of fine white paper, Kort, fine shot...smile
I agree with mermaids comments, very interesting and It certainly got me curious enough to spend some of the day reading up on IR photography, well done Kort.
superb photo, i prefer dry and extra-dry wines, however!
I M-U-S-T G-E-T A-N I-R C-A-M-E-R-A !!! Again, your IR photos are superb!