
Dull days don’t always mean dull photographs. If the lighting and exposure are right, a brighter scene can often result.
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I think the colors are always better on a dull day – at least that’s what my hubbie the photographer says!
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Yes, Noelle. The sun can bleach colours, which is why a lot of tropical places indulge in bright primary colours. Also, the harsh contrast of bright sunlight can often make it difficult to convey the true depth of colour in a photograph.
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What a lovely photo! Thanks, Stuart. 🙂
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You’re welcome, Lynette. Thanks for sharing.
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Beautiful photograph Stuart. It looks like you have had some rain. The forest is no longer thirsty. Have a wonderful day with Valerie. Love ❤️ to you both Joni
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Yes, it rained most of the day yesterday. It helps the trees grow, and it keeps the forest from becoming tinder dry and therefore a potential fire hazard, especially when the children are off school. It’s beautiful to walk in the trees, regardless of the weather. Have a great day, Joni.
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You too my friend. I hope you still have the forest mostly to yourselves. Love and hugs Joni ❤️💕
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Thanks, Joni. We’re terrible, really; wanting to keep the forest for ourselves. But the peace, the tranquility, when we’re alone is magical.
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I bet it is and I don’t think it is wrong to enjoy the peace and quiet with the person you love, I think it is romantic. Love ❤️ to you two Joni. Sending hugs
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