Gil
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This is something I have explored for years. Polarizing filters are a great tool for bringing blue skies into rich colors and not bleaching them out by over exposing. They also work great when shooting great bodies of water with glare and shine. Even sunsets. There is a bit of a science since wide angles, zoom lenses and fixed lenses, all react slightly different. You can turn the polirizer to an angle where you are pleased with the image. With a polarizer filter, you are in control. Promaster carries one that's made by Hoya, which is a Tokina company. It's a pretty darn good filter. Cokin, Tiffen, and B+W are also great. I have never had a B+W, but have heard they are the best from other collegues.