Infra Red at Istana Woodneuk

[teerex]

IR outing to Istana Woodneuk. Some pictures to share and for C&C

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#8 Looking Out For Ambush

[Dennis]

I like #1, #3 and #7 best.
Very nice PP.

[photoexpress]

Nice PP work. Some buildings are titled?!?!

Good tone with such weather....

[teerex]

Originally Posted by Dennis I like #1, #3 and #7 best. Very nice PP.

Just wanting to try a different workflow for mood. I'm glad that it works for you. Thanks

Originally Posted by photoexpress Nice PP work. Some buildings are titled?!?! Good tone with such weather....

Funny leh! I turn left, turn right still look like tilted

[ngebor]

wow... dreamy look... it is interesting... i like #5 , but yeah.. it's a bit tilted...

[thl]

Like the dreamy effect.

[karfee]

The dreamy effects are nice done! There is lack of people in the dreamy effects. I think, when you add person(s) in the dreamy effects, the pics will turn out very good.

[teerex]

Originally Posted by ngebor wow... dreamy look... it is interesting... i like #5 , but yeah.. it's a bit tilted...

Originally Posted by thl Like the dreamy effect.

Thanks guys. First time trying this dreamy look, any comments to improve?

[teerex]

Originally Posted by karfee The dreamy effects are nice done! There is lack of people in the dreamy effects. I think, when you add person(s) in the dreamy effects, the pics will turn out very good.

Here are a few with people in them.

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[u2nofear]

all are nice !!! got indoor one ? wants to see mod cam indoor shoot,pls share

[gooseberry]

Nice use of the Orton technique... adds a nice nostalgic feel to the images.

[ngebor]

Originally Posted by teerex Thanks guys. First time trying this dreamy look, any comments to improve?

Hi,
I have 1 method but yours is better... mine: duplicate 1 layer and put above the main pics, and then run gaussian blur on it... finally adjust the blending "fill" of this layer... I know there is free CS2 plugin you can use, but i never try it...

[teerex]

Originally Posted by gooseberry Nice use of the Orton technique... adds a nice nostalgic feel to the images.

They was not done with the Orton technique, 'cos that technique is a bit too difficult to control the dreamy effect for me.

I converted the original pics in LAB Mode to B&W, then used a bleach action to create the dreamy look. Finally layered with duo-tone for the nostalgic look.

[teerex]

Originally Posted by ngebor Hi, I have 1 method but yours is better... mine: duplicate 1 layer and put above the main pics, and then run gaussian blur on it... finally adjust the blending "fill" of this layer... I know there is free CS2 plugin you can use, but i never try it...

Everybody has his own way and preference. So long as you like it, it's fine.

[teerex]

Originally Posted by u2nofear all are nice !!! got indoor one ? wants to see mod cam indoor shoot,pls share

No dun have, did not take any indoor shots in IR that day.

[Dennis]

Actually I like the #11 as well but maybe it is because I am there .
Must really get all the technique one day.

[gooseberry]

Originally Posted by teerex They was not done with the Orton technique, 'cos that technique is a bit too difficult to control the dreamy effect for me. I converted the original pics in LAB Mode to B&W, then used a bleach action to create the dreamy look. Finally layered with duo-tone for the nostalgic look.

ic. bleach action.... hmmm, just tried it. nice.

[PandaOng]

I really like your PP for the dreamy look. LOTR should be here for the shoot. you can be the photography director.

#1 is my fav.

[hweechwee]

Good result on your 1st try.