Jun 25, 2026 · 25 min · 10 segments
The All Out Safaris Podcast is hosted by Shelby and Josh, founders of All Out Safaris, and focuses on safari experiences, wildlife encounters, and photography in Africa. In this episode, Shelby and…
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Okay, so basically the difference between like summer light and winter light.
Let's have a look at that first.
Like summer light for us is just a much richer golden color.
It's here later in the afternoons when it's that golden hour and it's that sunset.
Everything is this beautiful like a rich orange and then sometimes pink and purple and blue.
So that light is just what I would call a nice, well-rounded light.
So it's like, if you can imagine a round light.
And then winter is like a lot more
flat.
It's just flat, stark, you know, very bright.
So it's not as round, if I can put it that
way.
So that's how I kind of see it, if I could describe it like that.
So winter light is a lot harsher.
And if a golden light in winter, it's like a very yellow and yeah, some orange.
Yellow
orange.
But it's very like, yeah, that yellow orangey as opposed to in summer, it's that little bit more on that like golden to orange to pink and purple and blue, you know.
So that's kind of like the difference between those two lights.
And the reason that we say that golden hour actually lasts longer is in summertime, golden hour, even though we call it hour, is maybe for like half an hour or so.
Max,
max.
Max half an hour where you have that window of that perfect light.
Light is good.
Like you may have an hour of good light, but there's a window where it's at its best.
Okay, so basically the difference between like summer light and winter light.
Let's have a look at that first.
Like summer light for us is just a much richer golden color.
It's here later in the afternoons when it's that golden hour and it's that sunset.
Everything is this beautiful like a rich orange and then sometimes pink and purple and blue.
So that light is just what I would call a nice, well-rounded light.
So it's like, if you can imagine a round light.
And then winter is like a lot more
flat.
It's just flat, stark, you know, very bright.
So it's not as round, if I can put it that
way.
So that's how I kind of see it, if I could describe it like that.
So winter light is a lot harsher.
And if a golden light in winter, it's like a very yellow and yeah, some orange.
Yellow
orange.
But it's very like, yeah, that yellow orangey as opposed to in summer, it's that little bit more on that like golden to orange to pink and purple and blue, you know.
So that's kind of like the difference between those two lights.
And the reason that we say that golden hour actually lasts longer is in summertime, golden hour, even though we call it hour, is maybe for like half an hour or so.
Max,
max.
Max half an hour where you have that window of that perfect light.
Light is good.
Like you may have an hour of good light, but there's a window where it's at its best.
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