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Photographer	Monica Schipper {Karma:403}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon EOS 20D
Categories	Weddings People	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	Canon 24-70 L
Uploaded	6/28/2007	Film / Memory Type	no film, digital capture
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Location	City - Melbourne State - VICTORIA Country - Australia
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Monica Schipper {K:403} 6/29/2007

I've never heard of a blue intensifier! Will look into it, thankyou for your suggestion! :)

Al Ungar {K:4626} 6/28/2007

I think the skin tones would have been ok with a polarising filter on. However, to be safe you could have taken a secon shot one with and one without, although you did say they wanted a candid feel to the images.

Olga Vareli

{K:22477} 6/28/2007

you can use either Hoya blue intesifier or as you have said a Hoya polarizing filter.I think they are not very expensive.Just experiment on these two.Bye Bye!

Monica Schipper {K:403} 6/28/2007

What sort of filter would you recommend? Thought of using a polarising filter to bring out the contrast in the sky, just not sure how the skin tones would have looked. I've never shot people with a polariser on before, does it look ok?

Olga Vareli

{K:22477} 6/28/2007

Try to use a filter to make the sky more tense.The effect would be even greater, I am sure the couple have really liked this beautiful , happy image!:) Congratulations.

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