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I think it's about time I did some more shooting in England. My vacation in Canada was solely for experimental photography. I believe I've uploaded the best of those photos to DA. I have read of  DA members who have used Polarizing filters. I don't know much, well nothing, about  these filters. Perhaps I should buy one and try it out? From what I hear it could solve the "too bright sky" phenomenon  and prevent my skies looking like the hues of those dreadful colored pencils ...you know the ones I mean...the ones left unused... that look a kind of light-blue gone wrong. Not that I want to lie about the colors of the skies I shoot, merely

Only just returned from a vacation in Canada. Only managed to see a relatively small part of it. It is big. Only managed to drink a few of the different beers. I tried and tried and tried and tried every day. There are many. You Canadians may think you have beaten me but you are wrong. I'll be back. Next time I shall not drink 3 barrels of beer on the 7 hour plane journey to Toronto. Next time it will be a level playing field. I shall upload some photos of the big place soon.