Infrared with Split Toning

[KoenigNazgul]

Upon familiarizing myself with the Adobe Lightroom Beta 4, I've been opened up to the world of Split Toning. I don't know if it is the same thing as duo tones, but as it's close, I'm posting here. If anyone has clarification, I'm open to hearing it.

This is a recent shot from Dead Horse Point State Park, near Moab, Utah.

[img width=750 height=489]http://static.flickr.com/80/253572744_ad25178daa_b.jpg[/img]

I gave it an orange/yellow cast in the highlights and red in the 3/4 tones.

Thoughts?

[Waleed]

My brain is still confused about the scaling, I know the layers in the hill at the bottom-left happen in ages. But having the dead tree next to it with the casting shadows played a lot of visual tricks on me.. One thing I wish you could adjust, is the low contrast between the tip of the tree and the background.

Well done

[KoenigNazgul]

Good point about the scaling, I've been there so much that the scaling is automatic for me. Perhaps I'll open up my crop next time, I took a LOT out from the left and a bit from the top.

Thanks for the advise and comment. I'll also look into the local contrast too.

[jamach]

I like the details and think the tree needs a bit more to bring it out, imho, thanks