Bethhesda Fountain is a great subject for infrared, as is much of Central Park, especially during the warmer months when the trees are filled with leaves. Tree leaves and most natural greens usually show up as white in infrared photography, but here I experimented with the hue and saturation controller in Photoshop and ended up transforming those leaves into this yellow/pink hue, which I think contrasts nicely with the infrared blue sky.
Dave DiCello
22 Sep 2011Wow, this just looks so freakin’ cool Mark! Love the processing and the IR!
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Jim Denham
22 Sep 2011What a vibrant photo! The pinks are just popping and do contrast well against that sky! Well done!
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Edith Levy
22 Sep 2011Wow love this treatment Mark. Did you convert one of your cameras to infrared?
Mark
22 Sep 2011Thanks all, and Edith, I did convert a Nikon D40 to Infrared at http://digitalsilverimaging.com/ir. I can recommend them highly.
Toad Hollow Photography
22 Sep 2011What a neat effect you create here with this, Mark, great image!
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mike Criswell
24 Sep 2011very cool Mark, perfect IR subject