Liam Messages 2,162 Edit My Images Yes 30 May 2009 #1 So what do you prefer? For me its morning as it's softer.
seriousrikk Messages 5,881 Name Richard Edit My Images Yes 30 May 2009 #2 Morning light is more pleasant Evening light is currently more accessible!
Uneducated_Rick Messages 2,599 Name Ricky Edit My Images Yes 30 May 2009 #3 Morning better but evening is more convenient - you can judge whether it's worth going out without having to wake up at about 4am!
Morning better but evening is more convenient - you can judge whether it's worth going out without having to wake up at about 4am!
OP Liam Messages 2,162 Edit My Images Yes 30 May 2009 #4 I know what you mean, but normally its worth getting up early!
natjag Messages 2,498 Name Nathan Hulse Edit My Images Yes 30 May 2009 #5 Morning, but I never get up until 10am
Jimmy_Lemon TPer Emeritus Messages 12,095 Name Tom Edit My Images Yes 30 May 2009 #7 Evening for me as sunsets always seem to be more impressive than sunrise! (possibly as I have seen very few sun rises )
Evening for me as sunsets always seem to be more impressive than sunrise! (possibly as I have seen very few sun rises )
dapprman Messages 252 Name Gary Edit My Images Yes 30 May 2009 #8 I tend to prefer sunsets as they feel warmer to me, but then I'm more of a night owl.
Lensflare Messages 3,156 Name Simon Everett Edit My Images Yes 30 May 2009 #9 A sunrise can be just as warm as a sunset...just up the K in white balance!
Ian D J Michael Fish Messages 6,217 Name Ian D J Edit My Images Yes 30 May 2009 #10 Speaking as someone who normally get up for work at 4 am, morning light always seem to offer the best outdoor photography opportunities for me.
Speaking as someone who normally get up for work at 4 am, morning light always seem to offer the best outdoor photography opportunities for me.
david1701 Messages 10,870 Name David Edit My Images No 30 May 2009 #11 evening, as I am too asleep for morning shots
tdodd Messages 6,481 Name Tim Edit My Images No 30 May 2009 #12 If your shoot overruns in the morning you at least still have light to work with. If your shoot overruns in the evening then come back tomorrow.
If your shoot overruns in the morning you at least still have light to work with. If your shoot overruns in the evening then come back tomorrow.
nikontos Messages 446 Name Ed Edit My Images Yes 31 May 2009 #13 I prefer mornings. If you are lucky you can catch some fog as well, which adds a nice atmosphere to the pics.
I prefer mornings. If you are lucky you can catch some fog as well, which adds a nice atmosphere to the pics.
TriggerHappy Messages 4,729 Name Jamie Edit My Images Yes 31 May 2009 #14 Evening, i'm never up for mornings
Hammerhead64 Messages 726 Name Paul Edit My Images Yes 31 May 2009 #15 ? you mean you get light 1st thing in the morning as well? Paul