Very interesting film technique and neat vine! Looks like a neat garden area! Did you go on the canopy walk? :)

Nope, I quickly snapped up as many shots as I could while dashing to and fro the Pavillion, for an Adirondack Backpack [Basket] making course. I will return to the garden for a more thorough photographic exploration, and will likely buy a membership for the year so that I can attack everything in full-colour during the spring & summer.

And thanks for the praise, I am enjoying this new project.

I am quite curious about the canopy walk. If you go take lots of pics! :D
Look forward to more pics of the garden!

You're welcome! You have quite interesting results! Very cool! :D

Those won't likely come for several weeks, but I intend to take some locak red shots.

Bah, typonese.. [local]

No worries about typoes and I look forward to seeing more of your pics! :>

Interesting effects the red filter has. The singular coloration distorts the depth such that some of the vines appear to be both farther away and closer.

I'll be shooting in other colours, too, but I really love the red.

I'd love to see how blue come out (it's my favorite color) and green just see what effects the center of the visible spectrum has.

Green seems uninteresting, because it still allows too many of the other colours through, it just dulls and makes subjects look like they're covered in mud. I might be able to get around this with an NDx filter, which will reduce the overall light through the green, but I'd have to use that in bright light conditions to escape the hell of green greys.

I think dark orange and dark blue will also show good results, but I'll have to hit the local camera store for those.

Yellow, like green, makes blah mud in low to overcast conditions, but I used it a few years ago to simulate sepia, with modest success in bright, blinding sunlight, as seen in the following two photos:

Grumpy Cone-Head (Self Portrait in a Downtown Vancouver office window)
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/925001/

Dead Train (Squamish Railway Museum)
http://www.furaffinity.net/view/924748/

*Pokes*

I like the red, it's sooo red...


:P

Heh, I have two more rolls of red film to be developed and a couple b/w. I should have those done by tomorrow evening, or Sunday at the latest. I wuvs film!