Originally posted by nicolpa47 Thank you. Also, generally with minimal processing, but I do use a polarising filter most of the time. I have the camera set on "vibrant" for jpegs as this seems to best reflect how I see colours. I shoot RAW+ so if I need to make greater adjustments I can work with the RAW file.
There's a thought, combine the polarizing filter with the flash or sun with icy foliage. I think with backlighting it could be quite interesting. I'll have to find my polarizers...
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Originally posted by stevejo Nice shots. Love the one of the spider lurking in the plant. (think it was a spider anyway).
If I am going out with just one lens, the 18-135 is it.
A little jumping spider. Well, not SO little. I've got some great shots of a green lynx spider unprocessed from last year, too. I have promised to get more images of spiders this year, I often kind of ignore them a little. Particularly the big orb weavers, which I'm mostly concerned with when walking through their webs in the dark...