Submitter's name:	Wayne Harridge
Title:	Road to nowhere
Gear used:	Olympus C-2100UZ, 7-70mm, f2.8-3.5 @7mm, R72 filter.
Exposure:	1/40, f5.6, ISO 400.
Technical information:	Hand held, AF, IS, ESP, B&W mode. The C-2100UZ is noted for it's infrared sensitivity, just screw on an R72 filter.
Subject information:	A long straight dirt road heading west into outback Australia from Broken Hill ? No, actually it's quite close to an industrial area in Truganina, about 15km from the Melbourne CBD.
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Comment left by: siddiq (no e-mail specified)

Ooooh, like this one! Was going to guess AG-Shnozz, but it's digital and in taken way way far from his last known whereabouts... But do like it, how IR renders foliage in a glowing manner.

Comment left by: J A Segura (jafsc@sympatico.ca)

A surrealistic image, as I imagine 4th dimension :)

Comment left by: Andrew Fildes (afildes@people.net.au)

Damn this is a nice IR shot mate - I must get out with my 2100 more! Love that stoney country out there - watch out for the snakes.

Comment left by: Chris (no e-mail specified)

Classic shot made interesting by the "grain".

Comment left by: siddiq (no e-mail specified)

btw, is that snow? i know it's winter down under, but greenery also looks that way in IR....

Comment left by: Anonymous Visitor

Not snow - grass.

Comment left by: Brian Swale (no e-mail specified)

Harrumph! Back to stealing rare photons from the midnight landscape again, is it? You're good at that! Great photo; I'm envious. Now I'm on the lookout for a C-2100uz!

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