Shooting against the sun and with lots of water in the picture will always pose a problem. Underesposure may mean lost dark areas, but saves the picture anyway. Had the forest and the angler been well lit, the water and sky would have been ruined. (picture) - Difficult light - Difficult light - Global FlyFisher

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Difficult light

Shooting against the sun and with lots of water in the picture will always pose a problem. Underesposure may mean lost dark areas, but saves the picture anyway. Had the forest and the angler been well lit, the water and sky would have been ruined.
Martin Joergensen ©2013 

Photo/illustration: Martin Joergensen ©2013



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