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What with one thing and another I didn't make it down there in 2013, or last year, so I was determined to find the time during this year's trip.Īs you'll see if you take a look at the original, the light was less than ideal, but the sun did poke through the clouds on a couple of occasions, but not when there was any interesting traffic on the canal. capturedīack in 2012, during our first Venice Carnival Photo Tour, John Cavacas took a shot that I promised myself I'd go see for myself: the Grand Canal from the Ponte dell’Accademia, shot during the late afternoon. So, not exactly a candid shot, nor much of an environmental portrait, but I like it nonetheless. They may know each other, but the impression I got at the time was that he was just standing there minding his own business - hence the rather puzzled expression. On this occasion he complicated things by grabbing the guy on the left. As best I can tell, he's a humorous guy, who laughs and smiles while talking to you, but he has a serious face for the camera :-) For example, every time I've been there in recent years I've run into the guy on the right, and every time I've photographed him with much the same serious expression. One of the things I like most about photographing at the fish market in Dubai is also one of the things that makes it most difficult - the vast majority of people there want to be photographed. I suspect the novelty of this approach will wear off at some point, but for the moment it's an effect I really like.Īs always, let me know what you think. In other words, the ground and foliage are very similar to the straight shot, while the colour of the sky has been switched. By switching the red and blue channels you can return the sky to something like a fairly normal colour, and by adding a mask to this layer you can confine the effect to just the sky. If you take a look at the original you'll see that the image as a whole has a red/brown tint, typical of an infrared image white-balanced for foliage. This is the third infrared shot I've posted from our recent trip to the Lakes, and it's probably the most surreal of the bunch, mostly because I used a technique that allows you to mimic a blue sky.

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