I heard one sarcastic professional photographer tell me that he did not take sunset photographs anymore because they all look the same. I do not know what world he lives in but it is not the same as mine. One of the biggest mistakes most photographers make is leaving before the show is over. What I mean by that is the fact that they put their cameras away and drive off when the sun disappears from site. Some of the most beautiful light happens after the sun disappears from the scene. This is the case in this image taken on Cliff Tops at
Mt. LeConte in
The GreatSmoky Mountains National Park . If you are going to wait on the light and you are far from your car take a flashlight. It gets really dark in the woods!
LynnFreeny.com
I heard one sarcastic professional photographer tell me that he did not take sunset photographs anymore because they all look the same. I do not know what world he lives in but it is not the same as mine. One of the biggest mistakes most photographers make is leaving before the show is over. What I mean by that is the fact that they put their cameras away and drive off when the sun disappears from site. Some of the most beautiful light happens after the sun disappears from the scene. This is the case in this image taken on Cliff Tops at Mt. LeConte in The GreatSmoky Mountains National Park . If you are going to wait on the light and you are far from your car take a flashlight. It gets really dark in the woods! LynnFreeny.com
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Aaahhh. This is the kind of peace we need around here!
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