Re: OT - IR at a Craft Fair

I tend to shot barns with trees near them,willows around ponds and creeks,rivers, and RR tracks with my IR.I have tried some horse jumping pictures but its a real challange to get a treeded background with some openings so the riders dont blend into the scene. Ghostings seems to be the norm for

Re: OT - IR at a Craft Fair

I tend to shot barns with trees near them,willows around ponds and creeks,rivers, and RR tracks Hey Brooksie - are they Range Rover tracks or Rolls Royce tracks?? Cheers, Cotty ___/\__ || (O) | People, Places, Pastiche ||=| www.macads.co.uk/snaps

Re: OT - IR at a Craft Fair

- Original Message - From: frank theriault Subject: OT - IR at a Craft Fair Is there any other use of IR than to show ghostly trees and ghostlike human figures walking across farm fields or next to a barn or something? Nope, thats what it is used for. William Robb

RE: OT - IR at a Craft Fair

It amazes me that a merely competant shot of someone's front door from Toronto is virtually worthless, but if you say the door is in Istanbul, suddenly it's worth $70 for a matted (unframed) 5x7. If I went to Istanbul with my shots of Toronto front doors, would they be worth anything? g