After walking around the snowy winter forest to my heart's content, I decided to go out into the field to capture the hazy sun setting over the horizon. It's good to shoot the sun through a frosty haze at sunset – it will always be dimmer and with shades of red.
Again, one sun is good and such a frame is needed, but I would diversity.
I used all the objects that were in my field of vision: bushes, twigs, blades of grass.
The cold twilight tones of the snow only enhance the frosty atmosphere.
But such a muted sun through the branches of trees no longer gives the desired effect.
It's better to look for more open spaces.
Roughly speaking, such a dim sun no longer illuminates the landscape.
But if you shoot the blades of grass in full, then this light is even appropriate.
...And then I went out through the woods on the other side into another field.
There's a full moon out there!
Dusk was gathering, everything turned blue abruptly...
Since the moon was already high, there were difficulties shooting it.
It was very difficult to find something snow-covered at such a height and to have the moon in the frame.
It turned out to be an interesting transition from a hazy sun to a hazy moon.
