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Okaeri Nasai (IR)

Photography Scenic posted on Mar 08, 2007
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"Nestled on lakeside A peaceful shelter beckons Reeds whisper softly" ~ Haiku by me

"Okaeri Nasai" is Japanese for welcome home. For those interested, here is my basic methodology for postworking an infrared photograph. I open the file in Photoshop and first I use Auto Levels, then fade it a bit if necessary. I minimize the hot spot as much as possible using a series of circular feathered selections and levels adjustments.

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tom4texas

11:04AM | Thu, 08 March 2007

This is an amazing photo. The moons glow upon the trees to the left bring a sense of magic to the scene. Excellent work. Also thank you for describing your post work. I am new to photography and am learning the nuances of both photography and post work.

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Janiss

11:09AM | Thu, 08 March 2007

A fabullous BW with superb light! And a excellent centring... I adore!

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awjay

11:14AM | Thu, 08 March 2007

this is a lovely style of photography

BibbyBear

11:31AM | Thu, 08 March 2007

Lovely photo, it has a really calming atmosphere and the IR enhances this. Super clarity (obviously assited by postwork - thanks for the explanation!) Great shot. Favourite xx

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Hendesse

11:40AM | Thu, 08 March 2007

Fantastic view and mood. Excellently done!!

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hotracer2

12:02PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

Beautiful image, great teachings:):):):):)

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st_fish

12:13PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

Amazing IR shot!! And thanks for the short tutorial too!!! GREAT WORK, Kort! 8;o)

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Luka_30

1:00PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

Beautiful mood, and as I see pretty complicated postwork. Very interesting procedure.

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jinet

1:15PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

Fantastic work, then fantastic photo !

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Zorg1955

1:21PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

Centring = Excellent Contrasts = Excellent Pict = EXCELLENT ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

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mark.spooner

2:07PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

Brilliant!

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tommorules

2:55PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

A stunner. Thank you for the postwork explanation too. I recommend you get your hands on Adobe Camera Raw 4.0 as this could seriously speed up your workflow? Apart from the scratch removal and hot pixel clone, you can do most of this in RAW. Unfortunately you have to fork out for the rest of CS3 though, or get the beta for free ;-)

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squirrel2005

3:32PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

Mmmm.. wonderful photo, love the B/W ,and sure it's fabullous capture.

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Denger

3:34PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

This has that look of a Japanese print, all right (not the photographic variety, either!). Well done!

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nattarious

3:58PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

Agree with Jinet!! And i like your IR effects Mr. :) That is some real nice art here JOE

MrsLubner

4:09PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

very interesting! good shot.

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busi2ness

4:15PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

Excellent contrast and highlights. Thank you for the hints, I take note.

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goodoleboy

6:47PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

Another top rated infrared composition to add to your portfolio! Love those gray/white tones contrasted with the black ambiance. After reading your text, I don't feel so bad about Photoshopping my work to death! Shadows/Highlights and Cloning are a few of my favorite adjustment tools; I would be lost without them.

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Burpee

7:02PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

An enchanting little cottage in a fairystory!! Charming!!

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louly

7:28PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

Nice, bamboos again :) Magnifique!

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Punaguy

7:31PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

Let me tell ya the results are truly amazing...Killer PW and shot! Aloha!

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jif3d

8:55PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

Kool composition and layout with a point of interest, I really like the contrast of this IR capture...but will it be stolen by the Russian Mafia, like several of us here at Rendo ? better check this link... http://66.249.93.104/translate_c?hl=it&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&langpair=ru%7Cen&u=http://www.artfile.ru/oboi/b/i.php%3Fi%3Da%257C243116&prev=/language_tools Good Luck and Cheers :o(

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visionart

9:10PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

Great Capture In IR........Wow!!

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zoren

10:47PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

nice clarity......!

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valcali

11:48PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

Excellent...and thanks for the tips. I have a filter on the way and will be using it on an unconverted camera and your tips will give me a place to start. If I'm lucky I'll end with some even half as beautiful as your work. ;o)

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cameraobscura2

11:59PM | Thu, 08 March 2007

What a welcome surprise! I love infra-red photography, especially B/W and I need to ask you Kort, does your camera allow a setting for infra-red or how was the image captured since you most likely did not use film? Thank you for sharing. egmont

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Undertaker

1:26AM | Fri, 09 March 2007

Great shot.

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LouLouBell

1:38AM | Fri, 09 March 2007

Nice one!!

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Gor111

2:57AM | Fri, 09 March 2007

A gorgeous scenery you have captured here! It's again a splendid and professional looking shot! Bravo!!!

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bonicki

5:58AM | Fri, 09 March 2007

Already so perfect! Excellent picture!!!

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