[JBss]

Well I can't post pictures in Off-Topic, and I was in an e39, so I guess I will post these here :biggrinbounce:

These were taken during the drive up through angeles crest

I think there are a couple keepers in here
I was amazed at the polarizing filter, there was basically no PP in this whole shoot.

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EDITED VERSION OF 6 CAN BE SEEN HERE (Friend felt like playing with photoshop to fix the blown sky)
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[JBss]

Here is a very dirty e39

 

[Diny]

Every single lens I have has its own polarizing filter. It's awesome, especially for shots like yours. Nice work!

 

[azaytsev]

Great picture. Nice Job

 

[JBss]

thanks,


and yes diny, polarizing filter is amazing for landscapes!

 

[trol]

Very nice shots

I am not very technical so don't know all this filter business but here are a couple I took on vacation in socal couple years ago. 1st is la jolla I believe and second is on pch.

 

[JBss]

I am not very technical so don't know all this filter business but here are a couple I took on vacation in socal couple years ago. 1st is la jolla I believe and second is on pch.

those are very nice!

A polarizing filter would get rid of some of the hazing in the background on the first picture and make the sky almost as blue as the ocean with defined clouds.


I added a number 8 too by the way :byebye:

 

[Diny]

Think of a polarizing filter like polarized sunglasses for your camera. They can get rid of reflections, hazing, and give everything a nicer tone. Circular polarizers for cameras let you adjust the level of polarization by simply twisting the filter.

 

[E39 ///M Power]

there was basically no PP in this whole shoot.

yeah, not many people want to see pictures of PP.

 

[JBss]

yeah, not many people want to see pictures of PP.

hiha

I meant post-processing

 

[E39 ///M Power]

ohhhh. got it.

nice pics.

 

[Habu]

JBss,

Nice pix.

Bob