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Technicolor girl in a black and white world. (Original Post) flamin lib Jun 2017 OP
Stunning! CaliforniaPeggy Jun 2017 #1
Nice GeoWilliam750 Jun 2017 #2
Very unique! Like!! benld74 Jun 2017 #3
Wow! Very nice! Callalily Jun 2017 #4
It's like a fairytale world alfredo Jun 2017 #5
Reminds me of that great movie, "Pleasantville" Number9Dream Jun 2017 #6
That looks like it was taken with an infra-red lens lunatica Jun 2017 #7
Yes, it is IR. flamin lib Jun 2017 #8
I love it lunatica Jun 2017 #9
Where was this taken? shenmue Jun 2017 #10
Japanese Garden flamin lib Jun 2017 #11
Shades of Schindler's List, both literally and figuratively. PatrickforO Jun 2017 #12

lunatica

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7. That looks like it was taken with an infra-red lens
Reply to flamin lib (Original post)
Tue Jun 20, 2017, 05:43 PM
Jun 2017

I wonder if they took two photos and then copied the little girl out of one and pasted her in the infra-red photo.

I love it when someone uses Photoshop creatively for their own vision!

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flamin lib

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8. Yes, it is IR.
Reply to lunatica (Reply #7)
Tue Jun 20, 2017, 08:19 PM
Jun 2017

It was shot with a Nikon Coolpix p&s I had converted. I've since moved up to a full spectrum Oly EPL1. I can filter for IR, UV or visual spectrums.

I then selectively replaced the greyscale with color using the color changer tool in PrintShop Pro.

And for what it's worth my grand daughter really does shine bright enough to make the rest of the world fade to grey.

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lunatica

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9. I love it
Reply to flamin lib (Reply #8)
Tue Jun 20, 2017, 10:32 PM
Jun 2017

It's quite creative, but it's also very artistic and I love the mixture. You did a great job!

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