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Inspired by the movie "Into the Wild", one of my new favorite movies.




Oh and please full-view, or the details are lost!






Hoya R72 infrared, converted to B&W and very slightly toned in photoshop
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~lobster-popsicle Dec 26, 2008  Student Traditional Artist
Wow, great shot, it really makes you wonder who used to use that camper and what their life was like.

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*Justin-ps Jan 24, 2009  Professional Photographer
I wondered that too, as I was setting up my tripod to take the shot. "Who would abandon this?" is what I actually thought. The inside of it was totally trashed, and there was stuff growing in it, so it was beyond help, but I'm sure it wasn't always that way...

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~timid-wolf Mar 11, 2008  Hobbyist General Artist
Excellent shot ^^
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*Justin-ps Mar 15, 2008  Professional Photographer
Thank you :)

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~timid-wolf Mar 16, 2008  Hobbyist General Artist
No Problem ^^
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*GVA Mar 4, 2008   Photographer
Great movie indeed! I saw it last week at an outdoor cinema and wanted to pack my bags and hit the road. :) And cool image! Still grappling with IR test shots myself. They still seem to be very grainy with the long exposures on my Canon 400D

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*Justin-ps Mar 4, 2008  Professional Photographer
I had the same feeling! And I've heard the 400D (aka: the Rebel XTI, right?) has trouble with IR like the D80. Luckily I have the D50 and it handles it pretty good, even at ISO 400.

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~ElrondMcStyle Oct 29, 2007
great shot! fantastic filter!

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*Justin-ps Oct 29, 2007  Professional Photographer
Thank you! And yes, the Hoya R72 is a very nice filter :D

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~ElrondMcStyle Oct 30, 2007
the filter rocks :D

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