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Learning How to See The Light | Pro Nature Photographer

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Learning How to See The Light | Pro Nature Photographer

Shared by Steve G Bisig — 27 Jul 2012

There are three properties of light: Color, Quality, and Quantity. One of these ingredients: quality is controlled by time of day, weather, and atmospheric conditions and both quality and quantity help define a successful photo. Quality includes lighting angle, contrast, and the color of light in regards to warmth or coolness.

Source: www.pronaturephotographer.com

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