Electric Mail > Life > January 2009 > ESB Staff Photography



		ESB Staff Photography Photo Corner What is the best postion, with regards to the sun, for taking a photograph in daytime - both landscape and an outdoor photograph of a person? If the sun is very bright you are better to move to a shaded area where the light can be less harsh. If you want to get very creative experiment with reflectors and "fill flash". When shooting landscapes the position of the sun can have dramatic effect on the images produced. The image you want to achieve influences where the sun should be positioned. There are no set rules but the best way to learn is to get out and use your camera. Visit the same landscape at different times of the year and times of day to see how the sun can alter the scenery. Please send your photography questions to the Editor at bernie.healy@esb.ie We will be happy to publish the answers.		Malcesine, Lake Garda, By Gabriel O'Mara, ICT Group. What big ears you have! Planete Sauvage Safarii Park, Pornic Nantes by Aileen Creed, ESB Networks. Blue Moon, by John Finn, NCCC Cork. Sun in the Dolomites, Italy, by Kevin Grace, ESB Power Generation. Reflections on the Grand Canal, by Philip Higgins, ESB Customer Supply EM is delighted to receive so many entries for the Staff Photography section. Unfortunately it is not possible to publish all entries that are received each month. However, please continue to submit your photographs. They are hugely popular and could be selected for another issue.

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