Hart Edits

Sometimes the most compelling light isn't found by looking at the sun, but by observing where its final rays fall. Standing at the edge of the cliff, I deliberately turned my back to the sunset. The result is a striking interplay between the cool blue sky and the deep, warm reds reflecting off the monumental rock outcropping.

For this shot, I relied on my Canon EOS 250D. In post-processing, I focused on selective contrast to bring out the raw texture and sheer volume of the cliff face, applying a subtle natural vignette to ground the composition and draw the eye directly into the scale of the landscape.

Do you prefer capturing the light source directly, or looking for the subtle reflections it leaves behind? Let me know your thoughts below.