Nope. No filters, just a bit of PhotoShop manipulation in the
conversion to B&W. I don't use filters at all anymore except for the
occasional use of a polarizer. But the only circular polarizer I own is
a 77mm to fit the two Tokina 2.8 lenses. It's too big to fit the Tamron
24-135 without a step-up ring (which I'd be hard pressed to locate at
the moment). It does fit the Tamron 20-40 but I've never tried it. It
would probably vignette horribly.
I used to view a polarizer as a means of darkening skies but I think
PhotoShop works better for that. Now I only use it for actually cutting
reflections so it doesn't get much use.
If you're just catching up to this you'll see that some folks thought
this was too dark and it did get Moosified. I'm still ambivalent on the
lightening up. If I printed this I'd print it large where it does show
a lot more detail even in the darker version.
Chuck Norcutt
AS wrote:
> Beautiful. Did you use any filters (non-photoshop)?
>
> --- On Mon, 4/26/10, Chuck Norcutt <chucknorcutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> From: Chuck Norcutt <chucknorcutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>> Subject: [OM] Bishop Harbor, Palmetto, Florida
>> To: "Olympus mail list" <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>> Date: Monday, April 26, 2010, 5:55 PM
>> I've been playing with some of the
>> images I took in Florida this past
>> winter and decided to convert a few to B&W. I
>> rather liked this one.
>> It's taken at Bishop Harbor near the south end of Tampa
>> Bay. Probably
>> less than a mile from my place in Palmetto FL.
>> Looking east, away from
>> the bay in late afternoon. Those are live oaks and cabbage
>> palms across
>> the way covered in wind blown Spanish moss. 24mm on
>> the Tamron 24-135
>> on Canon 5D.
>>
>> <http://www.chucknorcutt.com/Bishop_Harbor/IMG_3771eB&Wweb.jpg>
>>
>> There aren't too many pictures this year. It was too
>> cold and windy to
>> inspire much photography. The shot immediately after
>> this one shows a
>> small pile of dead fish which had succumbed to the
>> cold. The bay water
>> here is only a couple of feet deep.
>
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