You are MISSING OUT if you follow these Photography Rules!!

Getting up stupid early in the morning for sunrise photos are great, but are difficult to keep up; right? Also, like most people we are awake during the regular daylight hours, so why not break the rules a little and get out for photography in the midday hours. Follow along and see the advantages for breaking these rules and get some awesome photos in the process.

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[alansach]

Ansell Adams used to shoot in midday to maximize dramatic shadows. A good friend and excellent photographer once told me, "There is no such thing as bad light, only light that is inappropriate to the subject."

[renoholland]

Thanks James. We live in Arizona so during large part of the year we have cloudless blue skies and bright light. On top of that, we have limited time and opportunities to go on photo shoots. This means that we often have to deal with conditions that are not optimal. And still we manage to come home with good images and with some intelligent post-processing they are not bad at all.

[karlgunterwunsch]

Often in changeable weather you get nice diffused light as well as sometimes - as soon as the tree canopy starts closing - god rays protruding the leaf cover above... And in some landscapes the harsh midday/early afternoon light is just the right light to convey the feeling you get being there.