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C.London52w10: Natural Light<br><br>From the C.London website: Controlling natural light can be daunting as it is at first thought, well, uncontrollable. But, spoilers! You can control natural light. Find open shade, use a reflector/poster board, create shadows with your own hand. The possibilities are as boundless as your creativity.<br><br>I used my sunrise outing last Friday to kill two birds with one stone - 52Frames & C.London week 10 challenges.<br><br>This challenge for me was managing the natural light to create the image I had in mind rather than exercising control over that light. Or maybe they are the same…you be the judge. There were three primary considerations for capturing this image:<br><br>1. Position myself where people could walk between me and the rising sun<br>2. Shoot into the sun without the lens hood to create lens flare<br>3. Close down the aperture to result in a sun star<br><br>Sony A6600 @ f13 1/200 44mm (66mm equiv) ISO 100<br>Sony E PZ 18-105mm F4 G OSS<br><br>Photographed 3/5/21<br>#clondon52, #clondon52w10
C.London52w10: Natural Light<br><br>From the C.London website: Controlling natural light can be daunting as it is at first thought, well, uncontrollable. But, spoilers! You can control natural light. Find open shade, use a reflector/poster board, create shadows with your own hand. The possibilities are as boundless as your creativity.<br><br>I used my sunrise outing last Friday to kill two birds with one stone - 52Frames & C.London week 10 challenges.<br><br>This challenge for me was managing the natural light to create the image I had in mind rather than exercising control over that light. Or maybe they are the same…you be the judge. There were three primary considerations for capturing this image:<br><br>1. Position myself where people could walk between me and the rising sun<br>2. Shoot into the sun without the lens hood to create lens flare<br>3. Close down the aperture to result in a sun star<br><br>Sony A6600 @ f13 1/200 44mm (66mm equiv) ISO 100<br>Sony E PZ 18-105mm F4 G OSS<br><br>Photographed 3/5/21<br>#clondon52, #clondon52w10
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