Northern Sydney light is the same as southern Detroit light, Ken. Kind
of harsh.
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Kenneth Waller wrote:
I think it was Ken who said my pics had too harsh a light. I agree.
But I live in Sydney so it is a challenge to get soft northern light.
While I've never been anywhere near Sydney (I'd love to), I have no idea
how soft northern light compares to Sydney light, but I do know that no
matter where you are the light is softer around sunrise & sunset than
other times in the day. This was the light I was implying.
Kenneth Waller
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I think it was Ken who said my pics had too harsh a light. I agree.
But I live in Sydney so it is a challenge to get soft northern light.
So, when life gives you lemons, make lemonade :) IR has the virtue of
being very forgiving about the harshness of light.
http://members.iinet.net.au/~derbyc/index7/06_04_HeartIR/index.htm
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