Cache La Poudre River

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Image Title: Cache La Poudre River

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By: Michael Klemmer
Copyright ©2003

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Photographer	Michael Klemmer {Karma:725}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canonet QL19
Categories	Infrared	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens
Uploaded	8/19/2003	Film / Memory Type	Kodak EIR Infrared
		ISO / Film Speed	0
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
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About	A color infrared image taken at Windsor, CO

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Iain Peebles {K:198} 9/15/2003

I really like this image, quite surreal. The few photos I have seen taken with colour infra-red film have all had similar odd looking colours. Its a shame colour infra red film is so darn hard to get hold of...

Michael Klemmer {K:725} 8/19/2003

B&W sort of defeats the purpose here, since I was using color infrared film. But thanks for the comment anyway. (and yes - it is odd looking indeed)

Cathy Barrows {K:1897} 8/19/2003

I love IR shots, but the color on this one seems odd. How does it look as a B&W IR?

Richard Thornton {K:26442} 8/19/2003

Pretty well handled IR image. For my tastes, the horizon would be better placed up a little to show more of the water and present a less static composition, even though you risk losing some or all of the blue sky.

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