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Pro Photo Analysis: A Quiet Day In a Quiet Town

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Sunlit narrow old-city street with a lone cyclist, lampposts, and misty buildings in the background. — Photo by: **@ronny__rocket**

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Photo Analysis: Golden Gate Bridge

Photo by: @andrewoptic Composition & Framing What works well: The framing is really strong, the bridge takes centre stage, but the surrounding buildings naturally frame it, which keeps everything neatly contained in the middle of the image. It is composed/framed in a way that just leads your eye straight to where it needs to go. The scale here is amazing. Including that small car at the bottom was a great move (meaning it was absolutely worth waiting for). Normally, a car cou

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Photography Tip #60

How to Shoot and Edit for Golden Hour Golden hour is most photographer’s favourite time of day for a reason. It is the short window just after sunrise or before sunset when the light turns soft, warm, and full of life. Everything looks a little more cinematic, the shadows stretch out etc. But to really make the most of it, you need to plan for it, know how to shoot and most importantly edit with that light in mind (a lot of beginners tend to completely overcook golden hour in

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