This Was Beautiful - Sky On Fire At Sunset

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Cemaes Bay truly is a lovely everyman village with a pretty little harbour and two beaches. In this vlog im joined by Owain and Paul Compton to photograph the tide ball at sunset.

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In this landscape photography tutorial I show you an amazingly simple technique to ramp up the quality of your sunset photographs when you are shooting straight at the sun.

There are two difficulties when photographing directly at the sun that we need to overcome. First is the exposure difference between the sky and the ground. The sky is almost always brighter than the ground so we must take action to balance the exposure across the frame. This is easy to solve and we have a choice of two different methods.

We can use either ND Grad filters, that darken the sky at the point of shooting, or use bracketing. This is where we combine images of the same scene with different exposures to have well exposed highlights, mid tones and shadows. The video tutorial below gives details of how to do bracketing when doing sunset photography.

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