It looks like a lighting/exposure issue and not a white balance issue--the background is overexposed, the foreground is underexposed.
p.s.--this is what graduated neutral density filters are for.
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It looks like a lighting/exposure issue and not a white balance issue--the background is overexposed, the foreground is underexposed.
p.s.--this is what graduated neutral density filters are for.
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