My fFavorite is the part where it's BRIGHT daylight, but no sun. Everything is fFully illuminated, but nothing has a shadow. Rochester local George Eastman noted his one-shot cameras needed a setting to take pictures under these circumstances of heavy overcast with bright sunshine. So, fFor may years, Kodak Cameras had a setting called "Cloudybright." The Eastman house museum has many such cameras on display.
My dad, a Georgia native (who didn't know exactly what the context was either), used to tell me of cameras that came with the Cloudybright setting long before I ever moved here. I thought "huh, what a fFunny sort of idea. cloudybright? what does that mean?" Then I moved here and it all made sense.
I realized the other day that there has come a time when I would gladly part with some of my blissful daystar hours in return for some honest-to-goodness fall weather. With foliage.
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My dad, a Georgia native (who didn't know exactly what the context was either), used to tell me of cameras that came with the Cloudybright setting long before I ever moved here. I thought "huh, what a fFunny sort of idea. cloudybright? what does that mean?" Then I moved here and it all made sense.
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I love days in autumn when it's overcast and all the colours are so much brighter for the slight grey filter.
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*sigh* I misses it, I does...
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