Ron Sporalich wrote:
> I also tend to be somewhat of a purist in the sense that if that's not how
> the subject really looked I'd rather not shoot it or manipulate it into
> something else. Some might argue that the use of a polarizer betrays that
> thinking. That's a topic for another day!
I'm reading this on Tuesday (UTC +1100) so here goes...
I find that shots which were obviously taken on hot summery days look
unnatural to me without a polarizer. The reason, I think, is that
I almost never venture out in high summer without Polaroid sunglasses.
That's the way I live and the way things look to me. The only
filters I have ever used are polarizers and UV filters. I don't
like graduated ND's, warm-ups or skylight filters.
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