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Gato Moteado

(9,933 posts) Mon Dec 11, 2023, 01:17 PM Dec 2023

dwarf orange tree bear and the more aggressive and larger white faced tree bear

yesterday there was a large group of the former, also known as squirrel monkeys, until a small group of the latter, also know as white faced capuchins, came by and the smaller guys scattered and hid. i'm not quite sure how i got that late afternoon golden hour light at 6:30AM.

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dwarf orange tree bear and the more aggressive and larger white faced tree bear (Original Post) Gato Moteado Dec 2023 OP

Morning & late afternoon light are the same but for haze and dust Bernardo de La Paz Dec 2023 #1

thanks for the info..... Gato Moteado Dec 2023 #3

Great photos as usual, my dear Gato! How well you capture these amazing animals. CaliforniaPeggy Dec 2023 #2

thanks peg! Gato Moteado Dec 2023 #4

Bernardo de La Paz

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1. Morning & late afternoon light are the same but for haze and dust

Reply to Gato Moteado (Original post)

Mon Dec 11, 2023, 01:23 PM

Dec 2023

Morning air typically has less haze and dust due to cooler night air and lighter winds overnight. Dust and haze filter out blue rays preferentially, so they make for warmer colour. This is why late afternoons tend to be warmer coloured.

On the other hand, North of the equator, less than two weeks from solstice, 6:30 am is "earlier", warmer, than 6:30 am in June. This favours warmer colours in December.

I enjoy the photos, especially monkeys. Good work!