Photographer’s Note
Taken on the side of the Moray Firth towards Inverness, showing the Kessock Bridge over the water that splits into the Ness River and the Beauly. Taken in october last year, the weather was amazing for the week we were there, only 5 minutes of rain, no wind, and sunshine everyday.
I would like to know how to get the sun under control to stop it bleading.
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(1085) 2004-08-12 4:55
the best way to control the sun is to take the shot earlier when it is just above the horizon and when it does not shine so bright (sometimes it's only seconds when you can have a good brightness balance), or take the picture another time when there are some clouds stopping the sharp sunshine. on this picture the best way is to crop out the sun totally and correct saturation - see my workshop. I hope you find it useful
more luck next time
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