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Photographer Thilo Bayer  Thilo Bayer {Karma:50358}
Project #50 Alternate Perspective Camera Model Nikon D70
Categories Cityscape
Journalism
Infrared
Film Format
Portfolio Amsterdam
IR photography
Alternative PS Process
Lens Sigma 18-55
Uploaded 5/30/2005 Film / Memory Type ISO 200
    ISO / Film Speed 0
Views 681 Shutter 10s
Favorites Aperture f/16
Critiques 33 Rating
5.85
/ 10 Ratings
Location City -  Amsterdam
State -  DUNNO
Country - Netherlands   Netherlands
About Subject background: The canals of Amsterdam, seen with daylight long exposure. I hope you recognize the antique look that I intended with the sandwich technique.

PS concept: Basically two layers. The IR version as the base, a second color layer blended with "color".

I'm about to check the 200 new pictures from friends and associates - give me some hours please =)
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Sally Morgan Sally Morgan   {K:9219} 6/28/2005
I really like the way the canal 'leads' you into this picture. I like the use of perspective, but most of all I like the smooth glass like water from the long exposure and the reflections on it.
You have a super portfolio - all very interesting stuff.

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Carlheinz Bayer   {K:14220} 6/7/2005
Looks like toyland! Very cool!!!
CB

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Thilo Bayer Thilo Bayer   {K:50358} 6/6/2005
Hi Steve,

go out and try ;-)

I stay tuned.

Thilo

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arwa abdullah   {K:34415} 6/5/2005
The result is so special and unique! The sandwich did achieve the antique result successfully
Its stunning! First it seemed as if the mini van on the left is distracting them with a focused look it clicked! The van balanced the image into perfect symmetry!
Wonderful work my friend! :)

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Stephen  Bowden   {K:64141} 6/5/2005
Fabulous effect Thilo, I do like the idea of combining two images together. I will have to try this !!

Best wishes,
Steve

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Thilo Bayer Thilo Bayer   {K:50358} 6/2/2005
Hey Mark.

thanks for the kind feedback.

Thilo

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Mark Beltran   {K:32612} 6/2/2005
My latest for the fave list. I've never seen any place like this before. The IR layer is just great for the trees and sky, and also for the reflection on the water. It's a beautiful place.

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Andre Denis Andre Denis   {K:66407} 6/1/2005
Thilo,

This one came out really nice. Very dreamy look to the colours. I recognized the process right away. As you know, I tried copying the sandwich/layer technique with various degrees of success.
This one works great!

Andre

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Angelo Villaschi Angelo Villaschi   {K:49617} 6/1/2005
Nope, I was in the shade!

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Burak Tanriover Burak Tanriover   {K:16610} 6/1/2005
the result is very interesting and beautiful.I like it.

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Thilo Bayer Thilo Bayer   {K:50358} 6/1/2005
Hi Angelo,

did you face the sun with your cam?

Thilo

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Angelo Villaschi Angelo Villaschi   {K:49617} 6/1/2005
Gotcha! Thanks Thilo, I understand now! Never used the colour blending mode before...

I bought the Cokin IR filter for my filter system but it has proved to be worthless. I get really bad flare in the middle of the picture. So that's put a damper on my willingness to try IR :(

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Thilo Bayer Thilo Bayer   {K:50358} 6/1/2005
Hi Angelo,

unfortunately, UF ate my first, VERY long reply... ;-(

so I do a quick one.

1. The IR layer: Using Hoya R72, I did my daylight long time exposure with tripod. I switched the channels (R=>B, B=>R), then do some levels work.
2. The color layer: Pumped up the colors, used some Gaussian blur filter.
3. The color layer is blended with the IR layer with "color" option. Then I did some minor tweaking on levels again and to remove some annoying long-term exposures.

that's it, basically ;-)

Hope that helped.

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Thilo Bayer Thilo Bayer   {K:50358} 6/1/2005
Hi Carsten,

maybe you're right with the sky. I lost some patience with this one as I really spent a lot of time on it... especially the colors.

thx for the feedback,

Thilo

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Carsten Ranke   {K:14476} 5/31/2005
Great concept, somehow antique or Technicolor, a bit surreal (especially the sky). I wonder how a bit more blue in the sky would look (not sure if nice or not, but there might be a tad too much grey in the sky)
Regards;
Carsten

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Thilo Bayer Thilo Bayer   {K:50358} 5/31/2005
Hi Stefan,

I will do my best ;-)

Thilo

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Stefan Engström   {K:24473} 5/31/2005
Excellent idea and result. I think you could try to push the "effect" a little harder.

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Mark Drago   {K:10902} 5/31/2005
this is pretty spectacular Thilo. well done!

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Ann Texter   {K:10064} 5/31/2005
way cool what you did with the colors! excellent, the water looks like silk... :)

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Maja Gligoric Maja Gligoric   {K:13528} 5/31/2005
Nice work!

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NN  NN     {K:26787} 5/31/2005
Hi Thilo! Wonderful tones in the trees; gives a nice spring mood. Beautiful!

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Thilo Bayer Thilo Bayer   {K:50358} 5/31/2005
Hi Angelo,

the reflections ARE true ;-)

just a small info on the technique as I have a lot of work ;-)

1. IR Picture: Taken with tripod and Hoya R72 filter. This filter sucks A LOT of light. So I have to expose around 5-10 seconds with aperture 10+ even at bright daylight. The movement in the picture is now visible (tree, leaves, water). any waves or cripples in the water disappear and get flat.
2. Color picture.
3. IR picture is the base layer. Channel switching (R=>B, B=>R), levels.
4. Color picture is the second layer. Blended with "color". I use a Gaussian blur filter for the color layer.
5. I check if the color fits with the objects and remove any "senseless" parts ;-)

That's it.

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Larry Monserate Piojo Larry Monserate Piojo   {K:10780} 5/31/2005
Wow! Thilo this is really magical! Well done!

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Fadel J Fadel J   {K:13974} 5/31/2005
Very beautiful scene and colors Thilo, welcome back!

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Ian Crean   {K:14866} 5/30/2005
Thilo, the wide angle combined with the techniques employed gives a feel of endless spring and so transforms what is essentially a familiar and straightforward scene. Clever, and manages to impart a fair impression of the wonderful city. Ian

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Omar Rifaat   {K:10141} 5/30/2005
Lovely creation! The symmetry is excellent and this reinforces the heightened feeling. Its like a dream world..
Omar

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Gayle's Eclectic Photos Gayle's Eclectic Photos   {K:91109} 5/30/2005
YOU be the MAN,dear Thilo! welcome back! this is just awesome and wish i knew how to do anything with layers...like a virtual tour...clarity is superb...don't quite see the antique,or vintage look,but like the defined blocks of color throughout with the bold contrast level..very impressive and i want to be THERE!..regards,gayle
(7+)

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Carlheinz Bayer   {K:14220} 5/30/2005
Welcome back, bro!
Looks like toy land! Impressive!
CB

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Jeanette Hägglund Jeanette Hägglund   {K:59855} 5/30/2005
Incredible beautiful and so surreal with this mirror instead of water :)
(made me think of "In the port of Amsteerdam there?s a sailor...." and it should be singed by Bowie!)....

Jeanette

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Ursula Luschnig Ursula Luschnig   {K:21723} 5/30/2005
Hi Thilo,eine faszinierende Technik, die Du da hast...wirkt unheimlich gut!Es geht mir wie Dir mit comments...bin unheimlich im Verzug(war auch viel unterwegs).In ein paar Stunden schaffe ich das nicht :-(
Liebe Grüße,Ursula

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Todd Miller   {K:16464} 5/30/2005
ahhhh, magical image thilo. love the toning and long exp. look...such an impressive effect...the antique look goes well with the feeling i get when walking in this city. hope your trip was great!

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Ameed El-Ghoul Ameed El-Ghoul   {K:42215} 5/30/2005
Amazing capture Thilo with a very nice technique :) It looks like a paint to me, very well seen and captured, Regards,

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Angelo Villaschi Angelo Villaschi   {K:49617} 5/30/2005
Welcome back, Thilo! Hope you had a good time.

Excellent work with this one. Love the way even the reflections are true. How did you achieve this? A lot of selection work?

One day I'll understand this technique of yours... :) Perhaps you can do a step-by-step, like the ones that Judi does!

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