Judging Colour Temperature 1

The brief on this exeercise was to take three photographs with the white balance set to day light, the first in full sunlight during the middle of the day then another also in the middle of the day but this time in the shade and the third one either as the sun was setting and low on the horizon or very early in the morning when it was just rising.

I choose to take my third one in the evening and below are my three photographs, they were all taken on the daylight white balance setting as instructed.

I noticed that the one taken in the sun was colour less, the one in the shade had a slight almost blue tinge to it and the third one taken in the evening had a golden glow to it.
They came out more or less as  thought they  would have done I would have liked a slightly better sunset to take the final shot but the weather was not quite as good at the end of the day as it had been earlier other wise I might have expected a more orangey -red to the photograph.
The first two photographs were taken with a bright blue sky with no clouds (a rare thing at the moment in this country), another thing that I noticed was that any wrinkles were more pronounced in the full sun photograph.