Why Morning Sunlight Looks Harsher in January Photos
• The lower angle of the sun in January causes sunlight to travel through more of the Earth's atmosphere, making it appear harsher.
• Increased atmospheric particles in winter scatter blue light, intensifying yellows and oranges, which contributes to the harshness.
• Deeper shadows and reflective surfaces like frost amplify the intensity of sunlight, increasing contrast in photos.
Understanding the starkness of January morning photos
Ever wondered why those morning photos in January look so…stark? It's not just your camera playing tricks! The winter sun has its own way of shining, and here’s why it often seems harsher in our pictures.
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