The Golden Hour or Magic Hour, is the last hour of light before sunset (or the first hour of light after sunrise).
During the golden hour, sun is relatively low in the sky. As the sunlight is relatively larger and closer to the model, soft and diffused light is produced, which is preferable as it will not create harsh shadows. It also tends to be dynamic-range friendly, you will not lose details to extreme shadows or blown-out highlight. You would not get these warm and glow light if you were shooting under the midday sun.
So, get your camera gears and shoot during the Golden Hour
During the golden hour, sun is relatively low in the sky. As the sunlight is relatively larger and closer to the model, soft and diffused light is produced, which is preferable as it will not create harsh shadows. It also tends to be dynamic-range friendly, you will not lose details to extreme shadows or blown-out highlight. You would not get these warm and glow light if you were shooting under the midday sun.
So, get your camera gears and shoot during the Golden Hour
