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07-FEB-2009	Bootstrap

IR of one of my most photographed spots.

Olympus E-500 ,Olympus Zuiko 40-150mm f/4-5.6
1/320s f/5.6 at 43.0mm iso200 full exif

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Barry		18-Feb-2009 09:47
Excellent shot. I guess it never gets cold enough for frost down there but to me this gives a good idea of what it might be like.

Shirley Haden		14-Feb-2009 00:44
Hi Bill, I always like your shots but, I've made no secret that I'm not a fan of IR at all. That being said, this one I like because it just gives me a giggle every time I see it. It looks like Florida and Minnesota smacked into each other and created a frigid place with palm trees. So, maybe I like it for the wrong reasons but, I can say "I like it". :o)

Guest		12-Feb-2009 22:26
Nice one Bill. I do like the pale colours still in there. Alistair

Guest		09-Feb-2009 21:32
This really is a great shot Bill. Must be really weird living in a place with IR-lighthouses though. Apparently it's not good for the vegetation :-) Goffen

Guest		09-Feb-2009 05:17
Great work Bill! I'm not really a fan of IR but you have nailed this shot. Don

Guest		09-Feb-2009 02:02
Love it! Surreal, haunting, and so very pretty (pretty seems an understatement but I can't think of a better word here). I don't even know what IR is (next lesson for me - something to look up). But I do like what it does for this shot. Brenda

Guest		08-Feb-2009 22:18
Very nicely balanced composition, I think this would have been a strong shot with or without IR. - Colin

Collin Baxter		08-Feb-2009 19:44
Bill as I have stated before I don't like some IR shoots. But this is fantastic.

Bruce		08-Feb-2009 13:23
Bill, you're living in a whole parallel universe : )

Stefan		08-Feb-2009 00:19
Wow, Bill, what an evocative image this is. The trees look like clouds that floated down from the sky. You are really getting the hang of that IR!

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