Kristen Dunst et Garrettt Hedlund à nouveau vus ensemble

Garrett est acteur, même s'il chante très bien, juste pour info XD

If the sky is very blue then it sounds like you are spot on. This is lealcd the golden hour' and it isn't an hour and it's not golden except it makes great photos.You can take images like these immediately before sunrise or immediately after sunset at this time of year in the N hemisphere it may only last for a minute or 2, depending on the cloud cover.You'll ideally need a tripod to take images like these, or fast ISO speeds and lenses. Wait for sunset and get set up ready to shoot look at ths sky, especially in the area behind you (if you are facing the sunset), the rich saturated blue tones will creep over the sky as the light fades and it's a great effect.I have some examples on my website. A good tip is to meter any artificial light (inside windows etc.) and then open up the camera aperture or extend the shutter speed by a stop and a half (to make this area of your image brighter, but not so much the detail burns out). Then meter the sky and when the readings match your camera settings shoot! (If you shot much outside this range of light then you may have to recover highlights' especially if you are shooting RAW files, so it's better/easier to get it right first time.Best wishes and have a happy Christmas.