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A couple of weeks ago I was on a coach trip to N.Wales and one of the places visited was Portmerion. Here are my infrared images taken with my E-510 converted camera.My colour images were taken with a Panasonic LX5,so I take it that I am not permitted to show these
Do hope you like them. Keith.
A super series Keith, it certainly gives a different and striking perspective on Portmerion
Looks like you had ideal weather, sadly last time we visited it was chucking it down for most of the day
Regards Huw
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I've stayed at Portmeirion several times and it's a great place to take pictures. When the day visitors leave around 6pm the place becomes even more magical and residents have the place to themselves - and there are many many hidden photogems which you'd never find on a day trip. Your photos have managed to capture some of that magic even though you were there on a day trip with not much time. The infra-red works superbly - I'd never have though of it.
Your photos bring back really nice memories. I too think that Portmeirion's management could be very interested in these. Do yourself a favour and book a few days in Portmeirion - love to see your photos if you do.
These IR photos look great & the subject matter is a beautiful setting too.
Thanks for showing.
I think it would be interesting to see a couple of the colour photos from the LX5 to see the difference from colour to IR.
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I've been to Portmerion a number of times and I love it. What a fantastic location for infrared, these pictures are superb"
Quote: My colour images were taken with a Panasonic LX5,so I take it that I am not permitted to show these.
Keith, whatever makes you think that? This is a forum for E-System users and enthusiasts, yes, but there is no rule that you have to exclusively use Olympus, it's also a photography forum.
Make sure you post some colour shots from the LX5 ASAP - I want to see them!
John
"A hundredth of a second here, a hundredth of a second there � even if you put them end to end, they still only add up to one, two, perhaps three seconds, snatched from eternity." ~ Robert Doisneau
I've been to Portmerion a number of times and I love it. What a fantastic location for infrared, these pictures are superb"
Quote: My colour images were taken with a Panasonic LX5,so I take it that I am not permitted to show these.
Keith, whatever makes you think that? This is a forum for E-System users and enthusiasts, yes, but there is no rule that you have to exclusively use Olympus, it's also a photography forum.
Make sure you post some colour shots from the LX5 ASAP - I want to see them!
I see you already have!
John
"A hundredth of a second here, a hundredth of a second there � even if you put them end to end, they still only add up to one, two, perhaps three seconds, snatched from eternity." ~ Robert Doisneau
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