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18
Aug
2010

Reflection Abstract, Las Vegas




This is an abstract, infra-red HDR. Does it get more convoluted than that? The scene is from the rather fabulous City Center development in Las Vegas, Nevada and it was shot using an IR-converted Canon Powershot G9. This particular camera has a colour conversion which I tend to find yields rather odd results (they’re great if you like orange images) so I pretty much always colour-shift the output or downmix to black-and-white as I’ve done here.



Tagged - Abstract, Architecture, building, City Center, HDR, IR, las vegas, Monochrome, reflections, windows


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Incredible Architecture Photography by Dave Wilson
May 17, 2012, 11:59 am

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