“There are at least two kinds of silence that define us.
One is the eloquent silence of the world as we were given it
the silence of light and beauty, the silence that holds a promise…
there is also sometimes a dark silence within us,
one that results from willful blindness and deafness.
We struggle against it.”
Robert Adams
A lot of photographers shoot infrared with just a 720nm filter, which gives you that classic look—the white trees, the dark skies, the surreal tonal inversions. But add a polarizing filter into the mix, and you're working with a whole different set of possibilities.
For photographers, the Cape Palliser region offers extraordinary geological diversity within a relatively small area. The pure white limestone formations provide stunning contrast against dark beach sands, deep blue seas, and often dramatic skies. The interplay between the ancient marine limestone and the active coastal environment creates ever-changing light conditions and compositional opportunities.
With the new variation slider shown above, we now have a control that can separate those similar colours. In the image below you can see the difference has made. Want to know more, click on the link to see more