Paul Jones wrote:
> "Yaquina Bay Bridge" by Bill Casselberry
> this shots gives me a surreal feeling and not just because
> of the Infrared film. Great Exposure and composition.
thanks! exposure was strictly "by the book" - one of the
coolest things about IR is that exoticly bizarre & spooky
shots can be made w/ little regard for "exotic" metering!
I just set the camera by the guidelines inside the box and
have at it! After a bit one notices the sort of conditions
that reveal the film's best nature - strong sun from behind
w/ clear "puffy cloud" skies and interesting arrangment of
foliage & water (if available).
... as an addendum to the Alternative Light theme this month,
I have (for a while anyway) a qualifying shot up as my "Photo
of the Week (more or less)" at :
http://www.orednet.org/~bcasselb/Commercial/wkly/wklyphoto.html
the light source is burning kerosene and the film/gear is
Fuji 800 and the SuperProgram w/ SMCP 45-125mm f4 at f5.6 on AUTO
oh .... and don't try this at home, either! !8^D
Bill
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Bill D. Casselberry ; Photography on the Oregon Coast
http://www.orednet.org/~bcasselb
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