2) A hour or two after SUNRISE & a hour or two before SUNSET.
3) Light is directional and that provides interesting side lighting that can emphasize shape and texture, in addition to casting long, interesting shadows of your subjects,
Light has a more warmer and more attractive colour than midday sun (thus the name ‘golden hour’), and
Light quality is softer and produces highlights and shadows that your camera can deal with more easily than the extremely contrasty light produced by the high midday sun.
4) The cloud cover effects the photo because it constantly blocks & diffuses the warm evening sun.
5) Obviously the sun WAS out at 5:18pm & went away by 5:18:18pm. The sunlight makes the bottom one more interesting because of the shadow of the tree thats reflecting on the building; it gives the photo a little more SASSS :) !.
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1). Looking at the photo is important because you began to notice little things that your photo could be missing out on such as more light.
2) I personally feel i should change my perspective because it can give me a CREATIVE boost im looking for.
3) Fewer pictures are important because when you have too much it lowers your creative thought process.
4) You shouldnt think your the best at something because theres allways someone out there just a little BETTER !!!
5) The GOLDEN RATIO is believed to make things appealing to the human eye. Its basically "The Rule of Thirds".
6) We should use the GOLDEN RATIO because it can increase your chances of creating images that attract viewers attention.
7) Inspiration is being inspired by something OR someone.
Creativity is being creative.
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