Brian Woolf Offline Upload & Sell: On
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Thank you for the welcome and the comments.
I am new here and not quite sure what I am doing in posting - wanted to put more info under each image, couldn't figure out how to do it.
as far as using a CPl (circular polarizer), I used to use one a lot when I shot film. I had a great Nikon polarizer for about 30 years, loaned to another photographer for two hours and he broke it. Bought a new Nikon Polarizer and it just was not as good polarizing as the broken. I carry a SinghRay warming polarizer around as part of my kit but every time I try to use it, the benefit is so small, I put it away.
Here is what I wasn't able to put in.
Jordan Pond Iconic View - photographed this view about 6 to 9 times under varying light and this was the best I could do, late afternoon light, nice enough sky, so fairly pleased with this image.
Mt Desert Narrows - this is more what Maine feels like to me, with overcast light and a little drama in the clouds, late afternoon as well.
I am trying to produce accurate representations of the scenes that I photograph. I love soft overcast light. I am trying for quiet and beautiful images that don't scream out at you but rather have an understated presence that needs some discovery.
Concerning the comments that #2 is a bit to flat, it is supposed to be that way not sure that more contrast will do anything but will give it a look.
Thanks, Brian
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