Harry GuinnessWhile normal people love sunny days with bright blue skies, most photographers prefer cloudy or overcast days—at least if they’re planning to shoot some pictures. Let’s explore why. Light is the most important element in any photograph. It’s what gives shape to everything in the image. And unless you work exclusively in a studio with powerful flashes that you completely control, you’re normally at the mercy of whatever the sun and weather are doing. If the light is super dramatic and awesome, it can seem like it’s impossible to take a bad picture. But if the light is drab and uninteresting, even the most awe-inspiring scene can look mundane. This photo is fine, but a more interesting sky would add a lot to it. Harry GuinnessThe best light, though, doesn’t necessarily mean the most light. A bright sun is hard to work with and can easily overpower your images. So, whether you’re capturing portraits, landscapes, sports photos, or nature shots, let’s take a look at… Click below to read the full story from How To Geek
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