Overgrown
by bob_bobski

Comment by quiche:
Very interesting. Wouldn't have thought an infrared look would be a good approach for the challenge, but it works pretty well on this image. Maybe a slightly tighter crop on the left to eliminate the bright spot above the wall.

Overgrown
by bob_bobski

Comment by blindjustice:
Nice use of the inversion.

Overgrown
by bob_bobski

Comment by Luciemac:
Intriquing!

Overgrown
by bob_bobski

Comment by SaraR:
Nicely done.

Overgrown
by bob_bobski

Comment by nam:
Yes, infrared works well for this subject. I especially like the round leaves in the upper left corner.

Cinema obscura. 30 Minute, 1800 second exposure
by bob_bobski

Comment by mariuca:
Mighty interesting photograph. I knew exactly what it was being a fan of Abelardo Morell.
It was 7 from me, not more because the bright colors did not take me into the "obscure" realm and became too technical.
Wonderful exercice.

Cinema obscura. 30 Minute, 1800 second exposure
by bob_bobski

Comment by bob_bobski:
backdoorhippie Thanks for you comment, i think a number of voters missed the fact that this was a 30 MINUTE exposure. For me it was more about the technique, i realise that it isn't a great "looking" picture but that wasn't really the aim.
MadMan2k I hope you have taken the time to come back and read the details and that the shot now works for you.
posthumous It is slightly more than just a backwards upside-down camera. Check out the details of the shot. I turned one of the rooms in my house into a camera and then took a picture of the result, this took 30 minutes. Thanks for the hanging, at least it's in your fantasy gallery :-)

Cinema obscura. 30 Minute, 1800 second exposure
by bob_bobski

Comment by posthumous:
this might be no more profound than turning a camera upside-down and backwards, but the disorienting effect is completely convincing.

I'm hanging this in my fantasy gallery

Cinema obscura. 30 Minute, 1800 second exposure
by bob_bobski

Comment by MadMan2k:
Interesting. I'll have to read the details about this one.

Cinema obscura. 30 Minute, 1800 second exposure
by bob_bobski

Comment by JakeKurdsjuk:
I'm not as much a fan of the photo as I am of what you did making it (I would have just moved on had I not read the title). Tough to wrap my head around it and actually give it a score, so I'm not - at least not for now - because I would give different scores for the technique and the result (which I might have cropped a touch).