Post Number 46,

the next temple complex,

  I did not take many pictures here so this is only a small post, 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 the 017 Full Spectrum,

 036 Antique,

 the picture colour swapped and for myself the way I like the finished print to look,

 and totally wild,

  out of the camera,

next picture 023 Wet Rocks,

  036 Antique,

 the picture colour swapped and for myself the way I like the finished print to look,

 totally wild,

  out of the camera,

 017 Full Spectrum,

  036 Antique,

 the picture colour swapped and for myself the way I like the finished print to look,

 totally wild,

  out of the camera,

 018 Full Spectrum Inverse,

  036 Antique,

 the picture colour swapped and for myself the way I like the finished print to look,

 totally wild,

  out of the camera,

 016 Full Dynamic Harsh,

  036 Antique,

 the picture colour swapped and for myself the way I like the finished print to look,

 totally wild,

  out of the camera,

  018 Full Spectrum Inverse,

  036 Antique,

 the picture colour swapped and for myself the way I like the finished print to look, I have to say that this picture and the next one gave me lots of problems, maybe the light was different, but what ever it was it took a long time to make the pictures look this way,

 totally wild,

 out of the camera,

 019 Fine Art Process,

  036 Antique,

 the picture colour swapped and for myself the way I like the finished print to look,

 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.