Reilly Diefenbach

Sneak preview: CC for the win :^) Capture one about as good but no Photoshop for twice the money...

Topaz Denoise is much superior to ACR/LR. No contest.

Proving that we can make an awful mess with just about any software :^)

Flush it down.

a match made in pano heaven with the D850.  Tack sharp, great nano contrast and color.  Field curvature such that the ground at your feet is mostly in focus, when focused at infinity, eliminating ...

Already applied :^)

You're more than welcome to post here and inhale all the fumes you like.

Or have no idea how to boost Blue luminance/use a gradient to lighten the too-deep blue in the sky which can occur with a polarizer at 90 degrees to the sun.   While maintaining the foreground ...

Just one of your examples, Phil.  Show us the error of our ways, it's obviously deeply important to you.

The left half is washed out and drowning in excessive blue, thus also not natural.  Pick your boring hazed out snapshot to the left or the one with contrast and pop on the right.  We landscapers ...

No, they actually would look much like the left half of the photo: washed out and polluted with excessive blue, just like yours are.  This left half is not what the human eye sees at the venue, ...

Always on for landscape and architecture.  Absolutely essential to increase foreground pop and cut reflections/glare/haze.  Always off for people, birds, wildlife.

Still all talk, top poster, lol! Google

Oh yes, Phil, we really do, to establish whether or not you have any clue what you're scribbling here. You have made a wild claim contrary to a well established tenet of landscape photography, now ...

Let's see some.  Whoops! "PhilDunn has not uploaded any photos to their gallery yet." Chicken? I'm sure. Software capabilities are obviously wasted on some... Word salad.

If you want your pics to look like boring hazy snapshots, by all means don't use a polarizer. If you don't know how to even out or desaturate the sky with a gradient or a brush, by all means don't ...

A lot of it is free over the air or $11 a month on Netflix.  I also recommend Acorn TV for some literate programming.  $5 a month for maybe three months until you've watched every show you want, ...

You're missing out.  A lot of the better TV series are much better than anything available at the movies :^)

D850 @ 8K would work!

Minus 14?  Holy crap!