shot with a circular polarizer

I shot this one today with a SUNPACK circular polarizer. I like the deep colors and the lack of reflections with the CPL. I think I love this filter!
What guys do you think?

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I think this is a fantastic SHOT! 8) 8)

The colors all look briliant and punchy,.. not just the sky.. well done.

Yes.. I love a polarizer too

Thanks!
But where are the EXIF data?
Hmmmm
Here they are:
EOS 300D
EFs 18-55 @27mm
f/11
1/60 sec.
ISO-100
AdobeRGB, converted to sRGB in PS
circular polarizer used

Here's what I show from the image:
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Original date/time: 2004:06:02 10:30:36
Exposure time: 1/60
Shutter speed: 1/60.00
F-stop: 11.0
ISO speed: 100
Focal length: 27.0000
Flash: Not fired
Exposure mode: Auto
White balance: Manual
Orientation: Top-left
Aperture: 6.9189
Exposure bias: 0.0000
Digitized date/time: 2004:06:02 10:30:36
Modified date/time: 2004:06:02 23:46:06
User comment:
Custom rendered: Normal
Scene capture type: Standard
Camera make: Canon
Camera model: Canon EOS 300D DIGITAL
X resolution: 72.0000
Y resolution: 72.0000
Resolution unit: Inches
Camera version: Adobe Photoshop CS Windows
Colorspace: sRGB
JPEG format: 974
JPEG format len: 6900
EXIF version: "0220" ,30,32,32,30
Component configuration: "
" ,01,02,03,00
FlashPix version: "0100" ,30,31,30,30
EXIF Width: 533
EXIF Height: 800
Focal plane X-Res: 3442.0168
Focal plane Y-Res: 3443.9462
Focal plane unit: Inch
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Special colors but regarding the composition I would have put the highest "husk" entirely on the picture.

Who cares for the composition when viewing these colors through the viewfinder
Joking of course!
Well, I agree that this crop sucks. But I still like the colors

I just bought a Quantrary Circular Polarizer, its all they had in the store here without me having to order online. When i walked out I put it on...WHAM...instant blue sky and awesome clouds. Ive had some serious issues with getting the sky and colors to turn out here in the mountains of Tennessee, they always seem faded and if I want to fix it I have to spend some good time in Photoshop...which I would love to not have to do

Excellent shot, I love it, the colours as well as the composition.

Do you think one would fit/work on a Powershot A70?

It will not fit, since the lens of the A70 isn't threaded. But every size/brand will work for sure. You'll just have to hold it in front of the lens and adjust it by rotating it. You will have to shoot with the LCD "on" to preview the effect on the display.

Very nice shot, I think it could be more intresting if you can blure more the sky.

Nothing was blurred here. Only levels adjustment was done.

Here's another shot from the same day with the same filter:

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Nice shot, & I agree with all of the above posts. I know that you're excited about the new filter, but I'd also crop out most of the sky, too.
And, it's nice to have someone else here who shoots the occasional "Weed Pic"!

As in, Somethingnotverypretty​, with apologies to Laz.

I agree about the crop - but then what you wanted to show us was the sky, right? - do you think there is such a big difference between companies as regards results from a circular polarizer - I honestly thought they did all exactly the same thing

I like both shots Nikolay. Beautiful colors. Really like the 2nd one. Needs a little more DOF, but is a neat shot just the same.