post number 48,

on my way to the next temple I called into a local harbour,

so I took a few pictures there, to view previous post please click on the 3 small lines at the top left of the page, the numbers I am using refers the the mask I used in the NIK Collection, specifically the Silver Efex Pro part of the software, for the picture above I used, 016 Full Dynamic Smooth,

 036 Antique,

 the finished picture, as I like it,

  totally wild,

 out of the camera,

 006 High Structure Smooth

  036 Antique,

  the finished picture, as I like it,

  totally wild,

 out of the camera,

next stop, to the top of the hill where the temple was, looking back towards Pattaya, 018 Full Spectrum Inverse,

  036 Antique,

  the finished picture, as I like it,

  totally wild,

 out of the camera,

 009 low Key 1,

  036 Antique,

  the finished picture, as I like it,

  totally wild,

 out of the camera,

 006 high Structure Smooth,

  036 Antique,

  the finished picture, as I like it,

  totally wild,

 out of the camera,

 017 Full Spectrum,

  036 Antique,

  the finished picture, as I like it,

 totally wild,

  out of the camera,

 023 Wet Rocks,

  036 Antique,

  the finished picture, as I like it,

  totally wild,

 out of the camera,

 016 Full dynamic Smooth,

  036 Antique,

  the finished picture, as I like it,

  totally wild,

 out of the camera,

  019 Fine Art Process,

  036 Antique,

  the finished picture, as I like it,

  totally wild,

 out of the camera,

 016 Full Dynamic Smooth,

  036 Antique,

  the finished picture, as I like it,

totally wild,

 out of the camera,

 023 Wet Rocks,

  036 Antique,

  the finished picture, as I like it,

 totally wild,

out of the camera, the camera I use is a Lumix DMC GX8 with 12-60mm lens, I had the camera converted to take infrared pictures at Protech Photographic in Uckfield, Sussex, UK. who were more than very helpful, and no I am not on commission, I will add pictures that I have taken in and around Pattaya, Thailand, every week or so, please feel free to comment or if you have any questions please ask away, but I am not an expert, just someone that has discovered the fascination of infrared photography.