I posted an IR photo of a tree in the Horicon Marsh this week. Frank mentioned that he would like to see it in color. That is not possible, because my camera was converted into a dedicated IR camera...I can't take regular colored pictures.
I just got back a roll of film today that had a similar photo from the Marsh. The tree is not as full, but it will give you an idea. One thing to keep in mind, is that when shooting IR, you can exploit the sunny, contrasty light of mid-afternoon. For the film shot, I turned toward another direction so that my light was not quite as contrasty...the light is flatter in the colored shot.
BTW, if you look at horizon in colored shot, you can see turbine windmills in the distance.
Contax G, Zeiss 45 f/2 Planar, Kodak GA 100-7, Nikon 9000 scanner
Infrared Photo with G1 IR and Olympus Pen-F 20 f/3.5
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