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Well, so far so good. I don't mind this semi-overcast cloudy bright day. When my dad, when I was 12 years old, my dad taught me how to do 35 millimeter of black and white photography, my dad, the engineer. And one of my clearest memory of that time before I had a light meter was to follow the exposure guides that characterized the different kinds of brightnesses of days. And for photography, I learned that for black and white photography or any photography, really cloudy bright is ideal. You get instead of having stark shadows, you can do good photographs of people's faces and plants because the shadows are softened. And I also appreciate that they are generally cooler days. And so the air temperature that is being, that is wafting in through my north window, my living room is.