walking around Cambridge, 31/07/06, pt II
Also taken with a 35mm, and again are poor scans of prints.





What I learned from my day photography trip around Cambridge during the Summer, is that I don't like taking pictures in the bright sunshine.
The brightness of the light and the contrasting darkness of the shadows always bests me when trying to get a good exposure.
And, of course, I much prefer the immedaite mood that is associated with a more overcast, dark, sky.
The picture below was taken on the same day when a sudden downpour occured. The original picture (taken with my cheap digital camera) had far less contrast in the clouds, but I enjoy taking that and over emphasizing it. When everywhere is bright and sunny, objects (or skies) already have quite a stark contrast in the shadows which confuses me.





What I learned from my day photography trip around Cambridge during the Summer, is that I don't like taking pictures in the bright sunshine.
The brightness of the light and the contrasting darkness of the shadows always bests me when trying to get a good exposure.
And, of course, I much prefer the immedaite mood that is associated with a more overcast, dark, sky.
The picture below was taken on the same day when a sudden downpour occured. The original picture (taken with my cheap digital camera) had far less contrast in the clouds, but I enjoy taking that and over emphasizing it. When everywhere is bright and sunny, objects (or skies) already have quite a stark contrast in the shadows which confuses me.

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