I WANT TO

I want to do a photograph down these archways. Here it's a leading line. It draws your eye down through the photograph. These beautiful light, the archway, and look the shadows on the falling through the archway. So I'm actually going to underexpose this photograph, darken it down a little bit, and that will make the shadow stronger, and it will make this light that's falling through the the archways, you'll make that more prominent as well. And that adds to the impact in your photograph because good photograph is capturing light and shadow. You need to be right in the middle of this archway, looking straight down. I've got my 70 to 300 mil lens on. The 70 mil end, not the 300 mil end. But that still gives you that feeling of those archways blocking in behind. Be right in the archway. Photograph because you want that shot straight down there. I'm on aperture mode. The light is a bit low, but there's still plenty of shutter speed up in the hundreds because it's quite dull, but there's still enough shutter speed brightness to keep those shutter speeds up so that I don't have to put my camera on a tripod.