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You can't know for sure if a sunrise or sunset will be as spectacular as you and your camera hope. But by paying attention, you can make a good guess as to what colors to expect when that sun hits the horizon. Read more»
Working with light is undoubtedly the key factor in making attractive and striking images. Even the most impressive bird subjects will look dull and uninteresting when photographed in the flat glare of the midday sun. Although our eyes perceive detail in both the brightly lit and shadow areas in bright harsh light, unfortunately photographic film is unable to record these extremes of contrast satisfactorily. Read more»
A key to good landscape photography is knowing when to use a polarizing filter. But sometimes predicting the exact results of a polarizer can be tricky, and the only way to do so is to put it on a lens and have a look. Read more»
Usually there's nothing you can do about bad light. However, when that bad light is caused by weather, then paying attention to your environment can help you find a better time or place to make some photographs. Read more»
Immediately after the sun rests below the horizon, too many photographers pack their gear and leave the scene, thinking of all the wonderful photos they made. If only they knew what wonderful opportunities they were leaving behind Read more»
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