Using a polarizing filter
I was out experimenting with shutter speeds over the weekend. For me that usually means adding neutral density and polarizing filters to my kit and hiking to a waterfall (hopefully) nearby. I'll post more on the shutter speeds later, but during the course of shooting, I noticed the huge difference a polarizing filter can make. Here's a shot without the polarizer:
I think both shots have their merit but there is something captivating about being able to see the details on the floor of the creek bed through the water. The polarizer will also help to slow down the shutter speed and add to the visual appeal of the water as well.
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I think both shots have their merit but there is something captivating about being able to see the details on the floor of the creek bed through the water. The polarizer will also help to slow down the shutter speed and add to the visual appeal of the water as well.


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