another fine set Gareth. The driftwood is my favourite but like all the 15mm shots assume that's what the driftwood is and the sea weed. Would have liked to see those in colour as well .

just picked up a Pentax 17-70mm f4 and find that very good. My test is the tree tops of a wood over a mile away if that image comes out sharp i'm happy and it did with this lens . Like the max aperture through full focal range as well which i missed after breaking my original copy and used Sigma with variable aperture through zoom range. Re 16-50, had one but found 50 a bit too short.

That's spooky but clever,like it

Good set there Gareth and good to see old skills still being used never having shot film i can appreciate them all the more. Have a wife who puts on same face as your dog when i pull the camera out

thanks for looking and the comments. IR can be a love/hate thing sometimes more so with the false colour i think but have found if you can keep the colours close to reality its more acceptable. The 720nm wavelength seems the happy medium for this type of processing as it can let through just enough visible light to be picked out , (usually blue, yellow and red) to make use of with the hue/saturation and colour balance adjustments. NIK viveza is also good for this as you have the control point use available.
The 1stDL and F35-70mm combo is also working well, yet to try the F70-210mm

1st DL Infrared from yesterday by Capels Mill Viaduct , Stroud. Area has seen canal cleaned out and new bridge over the town by pass (Out for a Stroll} image. Also tow path raised and new supports put in which can be seen through false colour Arch image.

1. Empty Seats



2. Old Brickwork



3. Renevated canal



4. Having a Chat



5. Through the Arch



6. Out for a Stroll

i think if you and Simon Baxter got together with his take on trees and how he sees them the outcome would be a very interesting set of images. Really enjoyed these.

bump does £120 look better

thanks for all the comments. We found border control very lax John. Will need to go again without wife and dogs to explore further as the house was closed and a lot more of the park to see.
Bought the camera already converted to 720nm Karlo but if going for IR conversion it would probably be my choice or even full spectrum. You can process decent black & white from 720 and there is enough leeway with it to still have some normal light frequency get through for false colour processing whereas with Full spectrum you can use camera for normal photography , IR and i believe UV.

Croome Park Worcestershire for an afternoon yesterday. The very first garden designed by Capability Brown. IR only i'm afraid as standard shots taken on non Pentax M4/3rds, i needed a light load day.

1. House and part of grounds



2. One of the many statues around, unfortunately description not legible



3. Part of Man made Lake and river



4. On The Lean



5. The Light Moved



6. One of the Follies