Martindale Pseudo Infrared

David Lewins LRPS
Martindale Pseudo Infrared by David Lewins LRPS
Martindale Pseudo Infrared by David Lewins LRPS
  • GerryMac

    GerryMac 21 days ago

    excellent composition David! looks amazing as a BW love the texture of the stonework!

  • David Lewins LRPS replied 21 days ago

    Thanks very much Gerry, much appreciate the comment.

  • Karen Betts

    Karen Betts 21 days ago

    Oh i am now spoilt for choice. LOl Love the way the stonewall stands out with the gate and the light on the bigger weed in the foreground. another masterpiece and a FAV : )

  • David Lewins LRPS replied 21 days ago

    Thank you Karen for you very kind words and comment.

  • John Vandeven

    John Vandeven 21 days ago

    A bit of a change here with the B&W image David…But as always superbly shot.
    This image would be suited to Tone it Down group.

  • David Lewins LRPS replied 21 days ago

    Thanks John, getting a little tired of colour! ;) There’s a hint of blue used in the processing John and the group which you suggest say “No Colour” Don’t want to upset the apple cart! :))

  • Akkra

    Akkra 21 days ago

    Oh fave fave fave!! This is a stunner David and although I think it would look gorgeous in colour, it does look awesome in black and white. Fabulous details everywhere. Me like :o)

  • David Lewins LRPS replied 21 days ago

    Oh, someone seems somewhat excited about this one! ;-)) Thanks for the comment Akkra, much appreciated as always.

  • Jim Robertson

    Jim Robertson 21 days ago

    Works really well David and such a beautiful composition

  • David Lewins LRPS replied 21 days ago

    Thank you Jim, your comments are much appreciated as always.

  • bobculshaw

    bobculshaw 21 days ago

    Lovely shot and processing David – it certainly works for me.

  • David Lewins LRPS replied 21 days ago

    Pleased you like it Bob, I enjoyed the challenge of the processing on this one. :-)

  • Jeff Catford

    Jeff Catford 21 days ago

    I’m not a huge fan of IR David but I’m a big fan of this image … but then it doesn’t look that IR to me anyway .. :)
    It is such a gentle, classic composition of pastoral calm that delights me to peruse…but then, that is classic David Lewins!! ... :    )
    The mono treatment is just right, although I do sense a blush of blue – can blue blush? – in the sky. The hint of IR on the trees in the middleground says summer sunshine while the dry stone wall – with masterfully controlled tones I might add – wraps it up as a scene of peace and contentment.
    Thank you…

  • David Lewins LRPS replied 21 days ago

    Jeff! How do I follow this compliment/comment? Thank you ever so much for your generous observations. As I stated above, it was the challenge of processing which I enjoyed with this image. Your last words sum it up well as this was taken towards the end of a 9.5 mile hike and although tired I was certainly content whilst viewing this scene. Thank you once again for taking the time to view and comment. Best Regards…

  • davidShandley

    davidShandley 21 days ago

    I wanted to say what Jeff said but he said it first so I’m just going to say SNAP.
    Wonderful image David.

  • David Lewins LRPS replied 20 days ago

    Thanks for the comment David, appreciated.

  • John Peel

    John Peel 20 days ago

    A warning, David: you’re getting far too good at these…

  • David Lewins LRPS replied 20 days ago

    Right…I’ve been warned…I dread to think what you’re going to do about it! LOL

  • Lynda Harris

    Lynda Harris 16 days ago

    David I love all the textures in this shot! Well done

  • David Lewins LRPS replied 16 days ago

    Thank you Lynda

  • Shaun Whiteman

    Shaun Whiteman 16 days ago

    Lovely shot David, excellent composition and a beautiful view!!! Nice experimentinal processing!!

  • David Lewins LRPS replied 16 days ago

    Thank you Shaun, I enjoyed the processing and found it a challenge…since doing it in mono I’ve started to like the colour version better! LOL

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