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Laguna de Bay
March 4, 2009 | InfraRed Scapes | 963 views
I was invited by Edwin Martinez to visit his hometown when I was in Manila the other week. Together with another photographer, Joseph, we travelled for about two hours from Manila to this part of Luzon.
Even for only a day of visit, we managed to reach some of the beautiful spots of the province. Here are some of my initial shots taken in infrared.
Canon 350D Ef10-22 with IR Filter, processed and stitched in PS
Laguna de Bay 180 (2009). Laguna, Philippines
Canon 350D Ef10-22 with IR Filter, processed and stitched in PS
Water Tower (2009). Caliraya, Laguna, Philippines
Canon 350D Ef10-22 with IR Filter, processed and stitched in PS
Magdapio River (2009). Laguna, Philippines
Canon 350D Ef10-22 with IR Filter, processed and stitched in PS
Laguna de Bay (2009). Laguna, Philippines
Other posts on Laguna
http://www.leonardpe.com/2009/03/laguna-in-infrared/
http://www.leonardpe.com/2009/03/visiting-laguna/
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bariles
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what a nice panoramic view of nature’s beauty.this could make a nice postcard…again,congrats leonard.
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ay o wow! yan na ba yung laguna de bay? haha. READ: never been there. hmf.
great photos as usual! :)
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parang apocalyptic ang dating ng pics mo…. medyo eerie na di ko mawari… puede kang cinematographer because of your vision, tsik.
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@Rea – yan nga hehe
@lito – thanks :)
eerie? hehe. That’s because the human naked eye cannot see the Infrared spectrum of light :) unless siguro CMOS or CCD ang retina mo hehehe
really nice!
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wow!!! to, grabeh!!! indescribable! ikaw na gid!
Speechless !
care to share your PP style sir?
@Benok – the usual channel mixer red/blue invert. plus a few tweaks in curves/levels to deepen the color