We haven't had much in the way of golden hours all week, which was this weeks' theme for the 52 week challenge, it's been dull and drizzly, with a succession of mostly grey hours and a few sunny spells but not when I needed one.
The sun did come out for a while today, but as predicted, by the time it was supposed to be golden hour (according to this very nifty twilight calculator ), it was more sort of a beige hour with no decent light or shadows.
Sooo, this is a photo taken as close to golden hour as possible while there was any actual sun... is golden hour allowed to occur indoors, or is it strictly an outdoor phenomenon? I just don't know. A liberal helping of artistic license for this weeks' challenge pic, but it's the best I could do :P
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@ksmale@rjb71 It was mostly luck with the swirls in this case, I've tried photographing smoke before but never could get interesting patterns like this, the only thing I did differently was that I had the incense up on a table instead of on the floor, and I had the window open a small bit so the air was moving more than usual I guess :)
@ksmale @rjb71 It was mostly luck with the swirls in this case, I've tried photographing smoke before but never could get interesting patterns like this, the only thing I did differently was that I had the incense up on a table instead of on the floor, and I had the window open a small bit so the air was moving more than usual I guess :)