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Great Nature Photography On A Cloudy Day
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With a bit of luck, there will be several breaks in the clouds before the sun goes down. If so, you could be on the spot to photograph spectacular sunbeams, a truly wonderful effect that every nature photography hopes to capture.

Like all things in nature photography, all the planning in the world means nothing without a bit of luck. You may get your photo all set up, only to see the gap in the clouds close and your chance of a good photo disappear. Persistence wins in the end, so keep trying and from time to time you will end up with some breathtaking sunset photos.

I hope that next time you wake up to cloudy skies, you will not let that stop you from getting out there to take some great nature photos. As your experience grows, you will find it easier to read the light and know what sort of photography suits the conditions. Until then, practice, practice, practice!

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Nature Photographer Andrew Goodall's ebooks concentrate on both the art and the technical skills of nature photography. Check out "Photography in Plain English" and "Every Picture Tells A Story" at http://www.naturesimage.com.au/page/25/default.asp

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