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Looking at your edit, I realize that I have been too aggressive at cropping and introduced too much ‘darkness’. I will redo this one later…
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G;MIC’s dehaze is as close to a polarize filter as I’ve run across. Had to do a lot of other things that, for a filter guy like myself, was tedious and I had to stop somewhere. lol
Forgiveness in advance if I missed a spot (and speaking of spots, had to heal a lot of waterspots in the sky as well not to mention denoise). 
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if it helps, I was there on a pretty hazy day because of wildfire smoke that had settled over the city.
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I found it as well not easy to find a pleasing crop. And regarding brightness I am probably not right, if I interpret the last post of @my_dad correctly. 
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Looks like an incredible place to visit, aptly named 
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I figured that, so I left my edit hazy.
The geology of it is interesting. IIRC, the plate tectonics were squeezing the earth’s crust into a right angle position (what had been horizontal became almost vertical). It has remained that way for millions of years.
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Another very nice picture on the Wikipedia page…
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A beautiful picture. I adore clouds.
This edit uses another version of my AgX DFS for emulating Ektar 100.
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Nice! My take, wanted a fairly light interpretation with a bit more to it in the sky. Cropped a bit on the left hand side. Some dust removed.
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dt 5.6.0 no tonemapper, export Linear Rec 2020 to Spektrafilm-experimental.
Verita Preset.
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