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The surrounding woodland would cut out the light.
Dunham Massey Garden.
Nikon D3200 18-55 AFS G lens
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Advantage of low winter sun
Started by sixaparrat, Feb 26 2019 02:11 PM
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Posted 26 February 2019 - 02:11 PM
sixaparrat
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Would not usual get this shot at any other time
The surrounding woodland would cut out the light.
Dunham Massey Garden.
Nikon D3200 18-55 AFS G lens
The surrounding woodland would cut out the light.
Dunham Massey Garden.
Nikon D3200 18-55 AFS G lens
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Posted 27 February 2019 - 04:18 AM
Nikon Shooter
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I agree that the short days and long and low Sun of winter
is a fantastic time in the year… though your example is not
the most convincing.
An other point is that low Sun has a greater penetration in
woods as the foliage is absent! Keep shooting and sharing!
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