Montmelo : IR Outing #8 @ Expo

[Montmelo]

One of the hotter outings (which one hasn't been hot huh?)
Surprisingly, there was lots to shoot

#1 Meeting point. (Orton Imagery)


#2 MRT tracks



#3 Voyeur


#4 Playground


#5 Triple Tree

[u2nofear]

wow so fast...creative shot

[Montmelo]

#6 Balls of stone.


#7 Flying the national colors?


#8 Cattails. They are edible http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Typha


#9 Changi Langscape


#10 Changi Skyscape. Cargo plane in IR


More photos can be found here http://montmelo.multiply.com/photos/...IR_outing_Expo

[hweechwee]

I like #1 & #5.
U guys r fast.

[night86mare]

wa, have not seen any orton in a long time here
but works extremely well in #1

bicycles are a favourite subject in ir hor

#2 is nice too, i like ir panoramas

[Dennis]

I like #1 & #5 good PP and composition.

[Francis247]

Hey Leon,

I like #6 and #9.
I didn't catch #9, is it further down the park?
Thanks for sharing.

[Montmelo]

Originally Posted by Francis247 Hey Leon, I like #6 and #9. I didn't catch #9, is it further down the park? Thanks for sharing.

#9 is right at the end of the outing. Close to where our ride back was parked.

[deadpixel]

Hi Leon,

Like #1 and #6.

You seem to be doing quite fine in the "blue" department. Have you tried saturating it a little more?

Cheers,
Matt

[Montmelo]

Originally Posted by hweechwee I like #1 & #5. U guys r fast.

I tend to look forward to PP to view the results of the outing mah.

Originally Posted by night86mare wa, have not seen any orton in a long time here but works extremely well in #1 bicycles are a favourite subject in ir hor #2 is nice too, i like ir panoramas

Thanks. Still learning to do panoramas

Originally Posted by Dennis I like #1 & #5 good PP and composition.

Thanks.

Originally Posted by deadpixel Hi Leon, You seem to be doing quite fine in the "blue" department. Have you tried saturating it a little more?

I try to shoot a little under exposed. I do adjust the curves a little in an attempt to get a deeper blue sky. I use the red/blue swap method. You think the a/b swap will give better results?

[teerex]

"Find the way home!" Sharp

Originally Posted by Montmelo I try to shoot a little under exposed. I do adjust the curves a little in an attempt to get a deeper blue sky. I use the red/blue swap method. You think the a/b swap will give better results?

Leon, you can get a bit more saturated blues from most of your shots. I tried playing with #2, there're more blues that can be got from there.

[thl]

Leon, nice series. Like your range of photos.

#1 works for me.

[Montmelo]

Originally Posted by teerex "Find the way home!" Sharp Leon, you can get a bit more saturated blues from most of your shots. I tried playing with #2, there're more blues that can be got from there.

Yep. i should have increased the saturation on this one. The sky is a little too pastel.

Originally Posted by thl Leon, nice series. Like your range of photos. #1 works for me.

Thanks. I kenna poisoned by your 10-17FE already.

[deadpixel]

Originally Posted by Montmelo I try to shoot a little under exposed. I do adjust the curves a little in an attempt to get a deeper blue sky. I use the red/blue swap method. You think the a/b swap will give better results?

My preference usually leans towards the a/b channel inversion methods. I do find that the blues look a little more "realistic" and that they stand up to saturation better.

Cheers,
Matt

[photoexpress]

Nice series, Leon.

#5 and #6 are nice with good angle.

Cheers!