RE: Detail in IR highlights

["Robert Hall" <robert@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> I think that it depends entirely upon the image.  I would suggest
> that your
> interpretation of the scene should override any perception of
> what an image
> "should" look like.  Any competition worth its salt will look at
> how you have
> rendered your vision, as opposed to achieving some standard technical
> rendering.
>
> Cheers -
>
> george
>
> =====
> Handmade Photographic Images
> http://members.home.net/hmpi/
>
>

I totally agree with George. If it's a question of needing skills to bring
out the highlights, that's one thing. But if you feel that they are
represented as you "see" them for the image, that's the key to showing your
vision.

-Gary


R. Gary Hall
Infrared and lith prints...
www.RobertHallPhotography.com

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