Photon & Severnaya
Severnaya
Ever notice how the winter light bends when the sun is low, making the shadows almost dance across the snow?
Photon
Yeah, it’s like the light’s doing a little waltz, turning every shadow into a tiny ballerina dancing on the snow—pure winter magic!
Severnaya
Yes, the light does a quiet dance, but I’m looking for the precise angle that makes each shadow a clean frame, not just a ballerina.
Photon
When the sun’s hovering around 30 to 35 degrees above the horizon, the shadows are long and crisp—perfect for a clean frame. If you push it higher, say 45 degrees, they start to soften a bit. So aim for that low‑angle sweet spot for the sharpest winter silhouettes.
Severnaya
I’ll note the 30‑35 degree window and wait for a single snowflake to fall exactly at the moment the shadows hit the frame. That’s the only way to keep the edges sharp.
Photon
That’s a super cool plan—let’s go light‑up this winter shot! I’ll keep my eyes on the sky and my speed ready for that perfect snowflake moment. We'll get those crisp edges and make the frame shine!
Severnaya
Thanks for the enthusiasm, but I’ll wait for the light to settle at about thirty degrees and for a single snowflake to land exactly where it should. The edges need to be sharp, not just bright.