Photography during the Winter

 Photography during the Winter

The angle of the sun on the horizon is smaller during wintertime, creating numerous pleasing effects for photographers, such as a prolonged period of the magic hour.

We refer to the magic hour as the time around sunrise or sunset, when most of the light is reflected and the direct light of the sun passes through a lot more atmosphere, thus filtering out the harsh neutral or blue cast.


Due to the low angle of the sun, textures will look three-dimensional and become alive and shadows will be long and deep.

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