Photo Challenge – Lens-Artists: Natural Light

Our challenge for this week is “natural light”. Light can be a photographer’s best friend or mortal enemy. Sunrise, sunset and cloudy is good. Bright light – typically from 10AM to 7PM is bad – oh so, so, so so bad. We won’t talk about bad light though. This post is about several days where I had absolutely fantastic natural light.

My work office is less than 1/2 mile from the beach. I had just left work and saw the biggest pink cloud over the beach. I made a quick U turn and headed over to the beach, grabbed my camera from the backseat and spent about an hour or so taking photos until the sky got dark.

The above two photos were taken on different days and at different beaches. A storm was on its way and provided some awesome clouds and contrast you won’t get most days.

Most weekends we spend the entire day on the beach. Lunch, drinks and snacks are in the cooler and we’re underneath our umbrella digging our toes in the sand and enjoying the breeze off the ocean. On this particular day, we had a small rainstorm come through in the afternoon and it kept the sun behind the clouds so we had a beautiful sky for some really great photos to end a perfect day.

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You can more of my photography here: http://photographyinpearls.photoshelter.com

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19 thoughts on “Photo Challenge – Lens-Artists: Natural Light

  1. Oh my, Gina – these are glorious, all of them! But by the sea you have many more opportunities for different light in your images – and you certainly made the most of the opportunities here. Wonderful. I had to go back and see them again and again – if I must choose favourites…I think I will vote for number one and number three.

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  2. Pingback: #LAPC #138: Natural Light in California and Arizona – Marsha Ingrao – Always Write

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