If the ridge runs N-S, then your lighting @ sunset will be coming form the west and you won\'t have much in the way of sidelighting for you ridge in the horizontal shadows. If you shoot with the sun higher in the sky, you will be able to generate some vertical shadows, however to provide some modeling for the face of the ridge.
Reviewing \"last years\" shot ... the sunset color is obviously more dramatic, but the angle of illumination is still very \"frontal\" as W is perpendicular to N-S.
Sep 13, 2012 at 12:17 PM
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