The park...

[IzzieK]

Binnur, I like the treatment of both of them from your experiments...The first one is my favourite but the second one is so artsy I stared at it much more and beginning to like it too. Now I am confused...do I have to choose a favourite...not for this post, OK? I love both of them...autumny for the second one and the great one for the B/W. Thanks...I am learning from your posts too...

[Otavio]

Hello, Binnur. Both are very nice images, but I prefer the first version. Looks like a beautiful place! Well done! Regards,

[bnnrcn]

Here is the video for filters : . Although it is about singh ray filters, it explains and shows how to use different filters for different occasions and I find it useful for landscape shooters. BTW Sigh Ray is the most expensive brand, it is better to inquire about other brands before buying

Christina , I will look for the video I watched about singh ray filters through internet tomorrow and I will upload the link for you. I think it will help you to have an opinion about filters. It is too late now and I have to go to bed, please check this thread tomorrow for the link

[bnnrcn]

Thanks for looking and commenting Kay Here is the colour one with less frame.

[bnnrcn]

Thank you Isabel. I'm glad that you liked them

Binnur, I like the treatment of both of them from your experiments...The first one is my favourite but the second one is so artsy I stared at it much more and beginning to like it too. Now I am confused...do I have to choose a favourite...not for this post, OK? I love both of them...autumny for the second one and the great one for the B/W. Thanks...I am learning from your posts too...

[bnnrcn]

Thanks for looking and commenting Otavio, I'm glad you liked the images

[Brownbear]

Thank you Binnur! Will do. The other filters that have been recommended to me are Lee filters so I will research both.

Here is the video for filters : . Although it is about singh ray filters, it explains and shows how to use different filters for different occasions and I find it useful for landscape shooters. BTW Sigh Ray is the most expensive brand, it is better to inquire about other brands before buying

[Wavelength]

Well, there is an exponential increase in quality, now...at least for me..... please attempt it for the other one and see whether it works; yes i meant it for both in my previous input

[bnnrcn]

Thank you Nandakumar. I actually did the same thing for the B&W and I used a black thin frame, it works fine. I hope we will be seeing you more in CinC

Well, there is an exponential increase in quality, now...at least for me..... please attempt it for the other one and see whether it works; yes i meant it for both in my previous input