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nikon D7000 + nikkor 24mm f/2 AIS + vintage spiratone colorflow red-blue filter stacked + hoya linear polarizer + vintage B+W "double sunny" starburst filter. RAW processed in capture NX2 + photoshop CS6.
I bought a circular polarizer, and i am quite sattisfied with it! the skies on my landscape photos would not be overexposed anymore! (i hope so)
- shot taken with cokin circular polarizer filter, and a little PS work
Taken at Cape Point near Cape Town. This was my first time testing out my polarized filter on water.
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Been wanting to shoot these beach grassland dunes, so I went for it on this day because the position of the clouds in the sky and the lighting were well suited for the subject. It was really cold with nasty wind gusts, so drafting the camera was essential and was a big factor in this angle.
Canon 6d
16-35 2.8L II at 28mm
LEE Big Stopper (3.0ND)
LEE 100mm Circular Polarizer
ISO100, 131 sec
Hemer Park - 6 (of 10) - Sony A77 II with Legacy Auto Chinon Tomioka 55mm 1.4 Prime (Fotodiox M42 to A Adapter) & Polarizer - Photographer Russell McNeil PhD (Physics) lives on Vancouver Island, where he works as a writer.
Sunol Wilderness Regional Preserve, California
Pentax 645NII / Ilford Delta 400 / 75mm / Tiffen Red 25 and Circular Polarizer filters
Freezing rain in crossed polarized light
This is just a supposition on my part; but judging by the size & symmetry of this clump of freezing rain I'm going out on a limb and say it was, until very recently, once a snow flake.
Also the heavy...HEAVY birefingence suggest a hidden crystalline structure not found in a simple frozen droplet of water.
discovered while photographing the polaroid archive - there was also a LP of Dr. Land giving this speech.
Sunny, cold morning at Bay City State Park beach. Taken at an off angle to the sun with a circular polarizing filter and wide angle that created the bi-toned sky.
I used a very high setting on my polarizer filter for these chicken photos, giving them an interesting look. This hen is pecking about the chicken enclosure at Wright-Locke Farm, with the old squash house up on the hill.
Some fun with Fuji.
Shot a colorful sunset. This time boosted it with Fuji's Velvia film simulation and used a polarizer and exposure bracketed for HDR... Oh and in post added some graduated color filters.. and I bit of Orton effect.. just to add a touch of color.
Basically I overdid everything I could. Because It's Fuji fun time!
With it rainy and cloudy here today in Maryland I put the CPL filter on the end of the 300mm lens and went out for some avian captures.
The polarizing filter in this light reduces the light by two stops, so that has to be compensated for by bringing the shutter down some, and increasing the ISO. The results though are worth it I think as the CPL colors and contrast in this light just go up a nice notch or two.
The colors on this house finch are very earthly and pretty here I think. Kind of pops nice too on the matching bokeh (wintry trees beyond).
Taken from an airplane window. The effect is the polarisation filter on the lens combined with the polarized coating of the airplan window. Photoshop was limited to noise, levels and curves. No saturation was used.
Please view large before making judgement.
I spotted this old tin shack from the Glasgow - Edinburgh train near Bonnybridge. I thought it looked interesting so I returned in the car a few days later to get a couple of shots. The weather even played its part and was kind to me. I thought the russett coloured grass added to the image.
The only difference between these two shots is that the one below was taken using a polarized filter rotated at the right angle to eliminate some of the direct polarized reflection (glare) from the light source.
Subjects that do not conduct electricity (like the plastic above) generate a lot of polarized direct reflection. Subjects that do conduct electricity like the metal in the canon logo generate more direct reflection so he polarizing filter has no effect on the reflection. The background is a piece of blue tissue paper which generates a lot of diffuse reflection, the polarizing filter has no effect over the diffuse reflection.
Understanding the polarization of light gives you an additional level of control in your lighting. You can choose to polarize your light source in order to control reflections in your subjects, or polarize your lens in order to block polarized reflections.
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Canon EOS 5DSR
Canon EF 24 70MM L F2.8 II
B+W Circular Polarizer
This is the small path I take daily when I go walking to the office. This a beautiful little corner of Vevey that deserves to be photographed. So one gloomy autumn day I went out with my son to photograph this location. I realized that adding a human object in the scene will help enhancing the overall composition of the image. So asked my son to walk through. As you can see from the EXIF information; the original image was taken at a much slower shutter speed of 1.6 seconds. I took another high ISO, bit open aperture and faster shutter speed shot of my son walking without moving the tripod and later those two were merged with simple layer musk in Photoshop.
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The effect of shooting with polarizing filter through a polarized window. I have no idea why this rainbow effect happens, as best I can tell it has something to do with...uh...science, I guess. All's I know is I like it.
Give it a try the next time you're on a plane, it's a nice way to pass the time. Works shooting through a lot of car windows too.
Finally, EXPLORED! This is definitely one of my favorite photos I've ever taken, and it's nice to see it getting the recognition it deserves at last :)
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captured at Panama City Beach, Florida at Half Hitch Pier. all Florida fine art landscape photography available for purchase. this print would look amazing on metal.
📷EXIF
30.0 seconds
f/11
ISO 31
14mm
⚙Gear
Nikon D810
Nikkor 14-24mm (f/2.8)
LEE Filters Big Stopper and Circular Polarizer
ProMaster XC525
RFN-4s wireless remote
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