1. Humidity — best when humidity is low but not too low.
2. Cloud coverage — best when between 30 per cent and 70 per cent.
3. Prior rainfall — 2–6 hours before sunrise or sunset is okay, but not during sunrise or sunset.
4. Visibility — the higher the better.

• Exposure mode: Manual.
• Focus mode: Manual.
• Shutter speed: 1/30sec or longer.
• Aperture: f/16.
• ISO: 100 or lower.
• Lens: 18-24mm.
• Drive mode: Single-shot.
• White balance: Daylight.

1. Include A Focal Point.
2. Include Foreground Interest.
3. Use Burst Mode.
4. Look For Reflections.
5. Create Silhouettes.
6. Find Interesting Detail.
7. Search Out Color.
8. Use Lines In Your Composition.

1. Download VSCO (It is FREE on apple and android devices)
2. Pick the picture you want to use (preferably one taken outside in a sunny place)
3. Adjust the temperature +4.
4. Adjust the exposure -4.5 (I change this from time to time based on the photo)
5. DONE!

Here's how:

1. Swipe left across the icons and tap Saturation (it's the 6th icon).
2. Drag the slider to the right until the golden/warm tones look sun-kissed.
3. Tap the check mark to save your changes.

1. Plan Ahead. Since you've only got a short time to shoot, know your location ahead of time, get there early, and set up before golden hour starts.
2. Set Your White Balance.
3. Use a Wide Aperture for Portraits.
4. Use Spot Metering.
5. Front Lighting.
6. Backlighting.
7. Rim/Edge Lighting.
8. Flare.

1. Step 1: Lightroom Presets. I like to use presets that I purchased from Mastin Labs on most of my work.
2. Step 2: Increase the Exposure.
3. Step 3: Lower the Temperature.
4. Step 4: Adjust the Contrast.
5. Step 5: Brighten Shadows.
6. Step 6: Increase Clarity.
7. Step 7: Adjust the Vibrancy.

• Life is the biggest party you'll ever be at.
• An apple a day will keep anyone away if you throw it hard enough.
• Give second chances but not for the same mistake.
• Never sacrifice three things: family, love, and or yourself.
• I'm an original and that's perfection in itself.
• You can't dull my sparkle ✨

• “May every sunrise hold more promise and every sunset hold more peace.” –
• “Every sunset is an opportunity to reset.”–
• “I never met a sunset I didn't like.” –
• “Sunsets, like childhood, are viewed with wonder not just because they are beautiful but because they are fleeting.” –

1. Step 1: Dial in Camera Settings. Set your shutter speed to 1/200th of a second and dial in the proper aperture and ISO setting that retains the detail and dynamic range of your sunset portrait.
2. Step 2: Set your In-Camera White Balance.
3. Step 3: Add In Your Light.
4. Step 4: Use a Reflector To Bounce Light.

• Mother Nature doesn't need a filter.
• Sunset state of mind.
• Fifty shades of pink.
• Born to chase sunsets.
• The setting sun kindled the sky.
• Sunset. This is my favorite color.
• The only kinds of sunsets that I don't like are the ones that I missed.
• You can never watch too many sunsets.

• “I live for sunsets with you.”
• “Sunsets are proof that endings can often be beautiful too.”
• “Every sunset is an opportunity to reset.”
• “Somewhere between earth and heaven.”
• “Do not forget that beautiful sunsets need cloudy skies.”
• “A sunset is the sun´s fiery kiss to the night.”

Read on to start taking better iPhone photos right now!

1. Keep Your Photos Simple.
2. Shoot From A Low Angle.
3. Show Depth In Your Photos.
4. Capture Close-Up Detail.
5. Take Silhouette Photos.

1. Choose a Low to Mid-Range ISO. When shooting a sunrise or sunset, you'll generally want to use a low to mid-range ISO setting, like 200, 400 or 800.
2. Choose a High Aperture.
3. Determine a Shutter Speed.
4. Bracket Your Exposures.
5. Expand Your Subject Matter.
6. Use the Rule of Thirds and Leading Lines.
7. Focus Manually.
8. Keep Shooting.