We all know that polarizers work best at a 90 degree angle to the sun. But even knowing that, when you are a new student out in the field, sometimes it is hard to determine just where the best angle is without constantly holding your camera up to your eye. I am asked quite frequently “how did you know exactly where to aim your camera?” I have a not-so-secret secret. A good pair of polarizing sunglasses. Wearing them in the field always lets me know where the polarizer will work best. They save time, and they get rid of the guesswork.
Professional landscape and fine art photographer Gina Genis teaches the online-interactive course “Macro Photography – It’s a Small World” at The Compelling Image.
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