A Few Tips For Photographing Sunsets A Few Tips For Photographing Sunsets Photographing Sunsets – Both professional and amateur photographers alike are interested in photographing sunsets. It’s partly because sunsets, with their warm Lights and rich colors, are just begging to be documented. Snapping a photo of a source of bright light may be difficult, however. So having a few helpful tips will be helpful. Find out what time the sun usually sets in your area. This information can be easily obtained by watching your local weather or checking online. Most national weather websites should have your cities sunrise and set times. Next, find a good secluded spot and get there early. For the best views, try and stake out a spot on a small hill or field free from obstructions. Although, sometimes things like trees and houses can make great focal points in a photograph. To make things easier on yourself, spend a few days searching for the absolute best spot beforehand.
Feel up to a challenge? Check out the video – there is a quick 4 question quiz… How do you think you will do? On Target Photo Training.com/Photo Tips Once the perfect spot has been chosen, get there early. To get the best photos you’ll have to arrive at your spot at least thirty minutes before the sun sets. This will give you ample time to unpack your gear and get your Camera ready. And since you will be photographing the sun, be sure to bring a dark pair of sunglasses with you. If you are working with a Digital camera, there a several settings that can be tweaked. The device’s ISO settings should be at its lowest. The natural light of the setting sun will provide enough light for the shot, you can increase it if it doesn’t. You should also turn the device’s Flash off since the extra light won’t be necessary. After the sun has set, you can turn it back on. Wait around a few minutes after the sunset. The residual light will still be enough to fill up the sky and provide you with great Pictures. Keep in mind that you may have to adjust your digital camera’s settings since there will be less light. For example, the device’s ISO settings can be switched back to auto. This period is also a good time to take a few photos with the flash on. Always check the local weather forecast before you go out for a photo session. Rain and thunderstorms will make it impossible to work and are dangerous to shoot in. However, don’t get discouraged by clouds in the sky. These billowy and large objects will catch the sun’s light
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and make for magnificent photographs. Don’t be afraid to take a lot of shots. You can always sort through them later and pick out the duds. You could also try changing your position during the shoot to get better angles or try using the camera’s flash for a few shots to see how it looks. At the end of the day, you’re sure to end up with dozens of beautiful and colorful photographs. Just be sure that during the session, you refrain from looking directly at the sun as this will seriously damage your eyes. -By: Jonathan B Chan Jonathan Chan is an avid amatuer photographer and loves taking photos of all types. If you are looking to find the best free reviews for Digital Cameras or for the best advice on Digital Photography Tips. You can also a free Digital Photography Report with even more tips.
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