mrozowski

Okay, I've thunk beside my Pooh tree, dipped into my Hunny Pot for sustenance and here's what I've thunk:

After going back over a year, the closest challenge I saw to what I thunk under my tree was negative space. So...I challenge you to draw the reverse photo negative or infrared image that occurs after a picture is taken or developed. Yes, some of you may never had taken a picture and had a negative returned with your photos. Hence the infrared addition, which is similar. Only new pictures will be considered. The baton will be passed on April 24th.

mrozowski

So here's one to get you started. I'm lamenting no black background or easy black edge to repeat in Beads...

http://www.thinkdraw.com/picture.php?pictureId=137838

mdawrcn

This is an interesting challenge. Can't wait to try something.

clorophilla

I hadn't the finest idea what are you tolking about, so I googled images with "infrared" key word and - wow! what amazing images and dolours, and what a wide range of subjects! You had a great idea!

clorophilla

Tolking = talking; dolours = colours
:-D

clorophilla

here she is... in infrared!
http://www.thinkdraw.com/picture.php?pictureId=137922

lesley_gene

Here is a stab at it. Clorophilla and I seemed to have the same idea, but hers is much better!

http://www.thinkdraw.com/picture.php?pictureId=137923

AFSOUTH

http://www.thinkdraw.com/picture.php?pictureId=137945 Great challenge idea!

mrozowski

These are great. Thanks for joinging the challenge. Keep thinking and drawing TDers. There's a lot of possibilities here.

cathyallheart

i don't get it.

mrozowski

cathyallheart, you are probably among those who do not know what a negative is because digital cameras are so common place now. When you took a picture with film in a camera, you would receive your pictures and negatives of those pictures if you wanted to may copies. No such thing as just send the print to the store on your computer and pick it up! The negatives were dark where the color in the picture would be light and light where the picture would be dark. So a face may be all dark, but the hair, eyes, mouth, ears, etc would be white or much lighter. Thi s is true for most infrared images, too.

For thermal images (infrared in some cases), the picture that is taken shows the temperature of the subject in the picture. So the middle of a person will be warmer than her hands or feet. If you take a picture of a house, you may see red color near a fireplace or where people are, but lighter colors of yellow and green in cool places and blue in cold places.

Hope that helps.

mrozowski

"may copies" should be "make copies".

cathyallheart

thanks mrozowski

lesley_gene

Here's a pony in infrafred.

http://www.thinkdraw.com/picture.php?pictureId=138230#Faves

cathyallheart

i think i got the idea now
http://www.thinkdraw.com/picture.php?pictureId=138259

lesley_gene

oops, meant infrared...lol

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(chuckles) ... I thought for a moment you'd got it in for Fred.

Normal

Shoe store of yesteryear! Remember those? (Nah, you're all too young.)

http://www.thinkdraw.com/picture.php?pictureId=138360

lesley_gene

Login, I love your sense of humor! (chulckles...again)

mrozowski

These are great. I really like the pictures I hope to see another few entries before tomorrow night. Didn't mean to make it so difficult!