![]() They begin with a little warmth and glow and slowly evolve into deeply saturated reds, yellows and blues. But I’m learning and these days I’ll usually pack a light-weight folding chair and a good paperback so that I can sit comfortably while waiting for the light. Patience you see, does not come naturally to most of us and learning to wait is just not in my Irish nature. If you’re anything like me, you want to setup as quickly as possible and start shooting that wonderful location you’ve driven so far to find. I find that on almost every photographic outing I’ll waste 20% to 30% of my shots way too early in the evening before the light has had time to saturate and the evening clouds to form. ![]() ![]() It takes perseverance to find a good location and a great deal of patience to wait until the light is just right. ![]()
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