On a Remote Beach in Hawaii...

[Murray Foote]

 

[Asher Kelman]

Why am I so amazed? Well, Murray, the "PINK" of course. You seemed to me to be so conservative in your work. This is an explosion of Hockney daring!

What got you to this and could there be more coming?

Asher

 

[Murray Foote]

I acquired an infrared-converted camera last year and there have been many infrared posts on my blog recently. I used to shoot colour infrared film and was playing round with an R72 filter the year before I got the IR camera. Here is another one:

 

[Asher Kelman]

I acquired an infrared-converted camera last year and there have been many infrared posts on my blog recently. I used to shoot colour infrared film and was playing round with an R72 filter the year before I got the IR camera. Here is another one:

Well it does add the word, "Kosher" to your pictures, but not quite "glat"!

So what choices do you have for color palettes?

I think this would be great material for the Topaz that reassigns colors in a myriad of groupings so one could research as to what might work best for a given set of feelings or esthetics.

Asher

 

[Robert Watcher]

I haven't seen infrared colour photographs in a while - so was refreshing to see these.

 

[Murray Foote]

Thanks very much Robert.

Asher, I thought glat must be a Jewish word but it's an acronym I hadn't heard of. I haven't used Topaz for a long time. Is the utility you refer to similar to Color Efex Pro? I suppose I should investigate such preset options but I generally prefer to operate manually in Photoshop. I have found quite a few colour combinations, as you can see from these two posts from a helicopter with the doors removed over Kauai:

• Waimea Canyon and Na Pali Coast from Above
• Central Kauai from Above

Also, here are a couple more:

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