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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 524549" data-attributes="member: 9240">Flashback ImageAs I mentioned above, occasionally I'll have to delay posting something because of an image being posted elsewhere.&nbsp; Here's the first, taken on January 7.&nbsp; It's an IR image taken at a spot I'd shot IR before.&nbsp; I was hoping for the same level of false color I'd gotten previously as I was hoping for something surreal to fit the theme (from the opening line of a 17th century poem, &quot;World Enough And Time), but I didn't get it.&nbsp; I applied my basic IR B&amp;W conversion and did some dodging and burning, then used a blend of a Topaz Impression layer to add to the surreal feel.&nbsp; I felt it still needed something in the distance as the sky alone didn't have the impact I wanted, so I decided a sunrise would spell the promise of the &quot;time&quot; element and I grabbed a generic sunrise image, blurred it and used that in a blend layer to paint it in.&nbsp; Was surprised how well it worked, even for a guy who really doesn't like the partial desaturated look.&nbsp; I guess this would be &quot;partial re-saturation&quot;. LOL[ATTACH=full]194557[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 524549, member: 9240"] [B][I]Flashback Image[/I][/B] As I mentioned above, occasionally I'll have to delay posting something because of an image being posted elsewhere. Here's the first, taken on January 7. It's an IR image taken at a spot I'd shot IR before. I was hoping for the same level of false color I'd gotten previously as I was hoping for something surreal to fit the theme (from the opening line of a 17th century poem, "World Enough And Time), but I didn't get it. I applied my basic IR B&W conversion and did some dodging and burning, then used a blend of a Topaz Impression layer to add to the surreal feel. I felt it still needed something in the distance as the sky alone didn't have the impact I wanted, so I decided a sunrise would spell the promise of the "time" element and I grabbed a generic sunrise image, blurred it and used that in a blend layer to paint it in. Was surprised how well it worked, even for a guy who really doesn't like the partial desaturated look. I guess this would be "partial re-saturation". LOL [ATTACH type="full" width="60%"]194557._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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