Miracle photography

Sky photography yields some of the most incredible and breathtaking photos. Aside from featuring unique and stunning combinations of the colors of the sky, the clouds, and the ground below, it showcases the sky’s underrated ability to “complete” your shots, whether you’re shooting an amazing landscape, a dramatic sunset beach photo, or even just a complementary foreground subject.To capture great sky photography, you need to properly expose your shot in a way that will bring out the clouds and the color of the sky—which is actually quite difficult to do as there’s a higher likelihood of overexposure. While this can also be achieved by lowering your exposure compensation by a few steps, learning how to manipulate your manual camera settings can aid you in getting the shot you want, especially if there are foreground subjects that you also have to worry about. Read up and understand how the elements of the Exposure Triangle—shutter speed, ISO, and aperture—can each affect your resulting image and how they work hand-in-hand in capturing that perfect shot