The Bayou, near New Orleans, USA, 11th November 2014.
Somehow it’s fitting to photograph the Bayou in infrared. It’s somewhat surreal in any case.
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Very nice.
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Thanks very much!
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You are welcome!
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It’s certainly very other worldly. I like the IR effect on these somehow makes them more interesting and moody than I imagine the original colours would be.
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I think that’s probably right. You’ll soon see there were some interesting mono conversions as well.
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Goodie 🙂
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Gosh.
Hmm…Thats the word I saw in my mind, but I should add that I really like this IR series. It is a whole different story than those we are used to when viewing the Bayou.
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Thanks very much John. Not living in North America, I’m not very used to seeing bayou images, which perhaps frees up my mind to take a different approach.
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Well…. for the short time we have been in contact you seem to have no trouble freeing up that creative mind of yours.
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