Abstract
Most of us think about daylight as the “proper time” for making photographic exposures, and many photographic opportunities at night or late in the day are often overlooked. They shouldn't be, but even all colors of daylight are not the same. Most people look at The Golden Hour and see the beauty of the subject, no more and no less. You'll hear people offer comments such as, “The sunrise was just beautiful,” or, “Look at the golden glow in that portrait,” or maybe, “What a romantic sunset.” To work successfully in low light, we need to know more about the nature of light so we can digitally capture images that others merely give a fleeting look.
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