importance of multiple polarizations

[boostedb16]

took two shots and polarized each shot for different refections. combined them in CS5 for a cleaner looking shot.

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7205/6944930699_2158a36bab_z.jpg

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7176/6944899101_f511702aa3_z.jpg

http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7191/6796280518_007e1f9225_z.jpg

[Captain-Obvious™]

I like how you took the best of the sky reflections. For example, the hood in the first shot reflected the sky a lot, but not in the second (windshield as well). And the rear window in the first looked a lot better without all the reflection in it (as the second had) so you combined the best of both worlds.

I like it.

[Captain-Obvious™]

That's the kind of stuff I would never notice until it is right in front of my face as you've put it here. I guess that's why I don't take pictures.

[stevo_EF91]

This seems like to much work for me. I personally like the second shot with more reflections off the car. To get the look of your third picture I would just do a light burn on the scenery in ps.

[boostedb16]

I did burn the background. This took about 10 mins.

[David88vert]

Good example.

[RBS]

werd

[boostedb16]

Thanks.

[EJ_Allmota]

very nice example.. i love my polarizers..

[DeeAOne]

That's the kind of stuff I would never notice until it is right in front of my face as you've put it here. I guess that's why I don't take pictures.

This.

Good work man.