Another state that I have been waiting for a long time and finally was able to survive is frosty twilight. Neither dawn nor sunset, namely twilight create the most penetrating atmosphere of cold.
Especially when the clear sky is the main sign of the coming frost.
In fact, it may not be very cold, only -10 degrees.
But when it's the first cold, they seem very frosty.
If the temperature stays outside for a week at -10, then it freezes to -20, and then it “warms up” again to -10, then this will no longer be frost.
Once the temperature was -48 for a week, and then it got warmer to -25 - it seemed like a really noticeable difference!
Twilight at any time of the year is accompanied by cold tones.
This is how the physics of light works and there's nothing you can do about it.
But for some reason, some seek to correct the white balance even in such scenes.
Yes, sometimes the white point is actually shifted, so you need to understand how to make it white correctly, or at least bring it closer.
It is a mistake to set the white balance for snow, because due to the physical properties of light at this time of day, it will even be perceived as blue by the eye.
Now I want a blizzard or a big snowstorm.
And then something doesn’t snow at all ... it fell once and that’s it.
And it's already winter and the new year is coming soon!
Come on weather, push it!
