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A cloudy sky does not spoil necessarily a capture, but he can add spectacular nature and interest to the putting sun. Often the big, gray and dark clouds are considered to be a problem, especially in the scenarios, but also it is true that a sky in that there is no another thing than a solid blue color can be boring. The most valued type of clouds are the heaps, a cottony and soft variety of clouds, which is always low in the sky, which does that the subjects are more photogenic. They are fresh, white, with definite, and often luminescent rims on having received the light of the sun. A way of making use of them is to place a filter polarized on the lens so that the blue one of the sky is deeper and to increase this way the contrast with the clouds, although also it can obtain something similar in the computer.
Photos cloud according to the types
In the formations of heaps, if you use the lens of big angular and incline the camera backwards you will manage to exaggerate the perspective and to do that the clouds seem smaller. On having spent on the sun the heaps, believe environmental shades in the soil as if about motes of dust it will talk one another that does that the scenarios are more interesting that using only a solar light without filtering.
The high clouds as the cirri are less delicate and definite. Often they look like serpentines of smoke crossing the sky and, although sometimes they contribute character to an image, normally they cause more problems than another thing, especially when they occupy a portion of the considerable sky.
Despite the described previous thing, in many occasions they will remain illuminated up to 30 minutes after the sun has put itself. This will does that it is simpler to re-treat silhouettes, since the scenery and everything what exists in him will not receive direct light but the sky will keep on shining; since they are much lower, the heaps will only have lighting during about ten minutes after the evening. The clouds that are located among the above mentioned and the cirri, as the altostratus and the altocumulus, do not reach port very much to the photography because they stretch to pile up, they are gray and slightly attractive visually.
The big problem of the putting suns is that only one image cannot receive the grandioso of the experience, this way: why to limit itself to one and not to make a sequence then join her? If you want to do the union in the computer because the camera that you possess does not have the panoramic function, you will need a solid tripod, and to leave an equal interval among every photo. If everything is fine the exhibition will be identical in every image, although in the opposite case you will always be able to retouch them in the computer.
The high clouds as the cirri are less delicate and definite. Often they look like serpentines of smoke crossing the sky and, although sometimes they contribute character to an image, normally they cause more problems than another thing, especially when they occupy a portion of the considerable sky.
Despite the described previous thing, in many occasions they will remain illuminated up to 30 minutes after the sun has put itself. This will does that it is simpler to re-treat silhouettes, since the scenery and everything what exists in him will not receive direct light but the sky will keep on shining; since they are much lower, the heaps will only have lighting during about ten minutes after the evening. The clouds that are located among the above mentioned and the cirri, as the altostratus and the altocumulus, do not reach port very much to the photography because they stretch to pile up, they are gray and slightly attractive visually.
The big problem of the putting suns is that only one image cannot receive the grandioso of the experience, this way: why to limit itself to one and not to make a sequence then join her? If you want to do the union in the computer because the camera that you possess does not have the panoramic function, you will need a solid tripod, and to leave an equal interval among every photo. If everything is fine the exhibition will be identical in every image, although in the opposite case you will always be able to retouch them in the computer.
