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How to Take Good Photos: Colour

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Wall with a hanging basket of flowers, photo by Tom Ang
© TOM ANG
  1. Bright sunlight gives colours a more intense or 'saturated' feel.
  2. A cloudy or overcast day will give colours a more harmonious feel.
  3. Photographs taken at the beginning or end of the day will have a warmer tone due to the natural orangeness of the light.
  4. Midday light has a bluer quality, which can give photos a harsher feel.
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