Imaging recource: A technically perfect white balance doesn’t make a perfect landscape photo

White balance is a very important component of any color photograph. One of the best reasons for shooting RAW, for example, is that you have full control over white balance when processing your images without degrading your file. It's often the case that you want to have a neutral white balance for some types of photography, with landscape images, sometimes it's more about creating a mood or emotion with color than perfectly representing a scene's actual lighting at the time of capture. In the video below, Nigel Danson discusses...
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