Then, after a few minutes the late afternoon sun broke through the clouds and cast a golden light on the cemetery.
I quickly walked around the cemetery and took another set of photos of the same scenes that I had already photographed, but in better light.
Tomorrow I will show an even more dramatic illustration of the difference in lighting conditions.
This week we are showing photos of the people of the Sepik River, Papua New Guinea on our Viva la Voyage travel photo site.
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The sky with the roiling dark clouds with the peek-a-boo blue patch is very dramatic.
My former comment is for yesterday's post. Sorry! I like the fact that you posted the contrasting photos on this post because it emphasizes the importance of light.
What a difference a few minutes can make.
For the past three Fridays I've planned on taking a drive to a place in Florence to take some photos and for the past three Fridays we've had cloudy skies. I just didn't think that would make the best backdrop for the photos so I guess I'll try again this Friday.
That is a big change in the photo and all due to the lighting! Interesting post!
Quite a difference. I'm not a photographer but appreciate the importance of light when taking photos.
Your point has been made.
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