Because the fall color hasn't been that spectacular this year, I've been doing lots of IR still...

here are a few, C&C always welcome.

just a path in the woods.
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Mt. Greylock.
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A few beavers have been at work here.
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[Mr Hyde]

#2 and #3 work for me. Thanks for posting

[xs400]

#2 and #3 work for me. Thanks for posting

Same for me. Well done.

[Mandi]

Great pictures, khardur - thanks for posting. I love #1 and #3 especially.

I am starting out with IR, as are a couple of other posters, and would be very grateful if you'd share EXIF and PP details... Sometimes I think I'll never get anything worthwhile (and then I remember that I left anti-shake on last time...!)

[GatorPentax]

Hey Khardur, i love your pictures. i want to try IR pretty soon but i dont know what type of IR filter i should buy. What are you using? and on which lens? thanks. The second picture is my favorite but the first pic looks eerie like some haunted forest, thats awesome.

[daacon]

Nice shots Dan - the second one gives me motion sickness well done !

[khardur]

Thx Dave, Scott & Frank.

Mandi & Gator: Filter on all: Hoya R72 52mm filter. Lens for all: DA 18-55 "kit" lens.
1st shot, 33 mm, 30 sec @ f11. manual white balance set on some grass a few days earlier.
some extreme levels adjusted to make it so high contrast.

2nd shot: 10 sec, f/16. manual WB.
First two shots some adjustments to levels in ACR and convert to black and white using Cybia's B&WPlus filter. (they've got a bunch of freeware filter, as well as some you pay for: Cybia - Digital Resource Studio)

3rd shot: 6 sec, f/11, DA 18-55 lens w/ Hoya filter. manual WB, also WB adjusted while importing into Photoshop via ACR 4.x, and some level adjustment too - that's really it, at most I work on the images for a minute or two in PP before I save, I'm a minimalist.