The Daily Critique (4/7/09) TMELive.com

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In todays Daily Critique Craig looks at a beautiful black and white infrared landscape image and discusses the following points:

- an IR converted camera as a great option for shooting landscapes

- how well a hard quality of light can work in IR captured landscapes

- making composition choices about formal and dynamic symmetry based on the structure of the first subject that draws your eye

- how working with repetition can help to create visual unity

- digital gardening small areas of local contrast to help simplify and high contrast landscape image

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[wxb200]

Darkening the grass just brings attention to that area... Craig is correct about the rocks though, they should be darkened or removed.

[woofwoofbone]

too expensive

someone told me to use 120 film