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I like the shots.
ReplyDeleteMight be worth trying a UV filter on the lens.
Thanks for the advice ,I have a new camera not being a photographer is this UV filter something you fix to the lens. take it that's why these photos are a little blue in colour.
ReplyDeleteYes the UV fixes to the lens. You need to find out the screw size.
ReplyDeleteIt may help to eliminate some of the blue haze. If the blue haze is pollution it will do little to help, but if the blue haze is the natural UV rays affecting the colour quality it will help.
In any case the filter will protect the lens from scratches.