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Thanks, @loganlamar!
if your filter is high quality (like from B&W—and Hoya looks like it’s of good quality), you probably aren’t going to need one…
Ok, makes sense! 🙂 I’ll leave it for now and hope for the best!
Thanks, @jamesstaddon!
Also, if the sky is just a blank blue color, I generally don’t use a Polarizer. It works better if there are puffy white clouds in the sky.
Will keep that in mind!
Those photos are really nice, btw!
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