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    TOP TIPS TO THE FORE

    May 28, 2019 3 minutes

    01 WIDE-ANGLE LENS

    If you want to include foreground interest then you need a lens that’s wide enough to fit in both nearby details and far-off scenery. I used a 16-35mm. Here it lets me emphasize the strong line that runs from the rocks at my feet towards the castle in the distance.

    02 NEUTRAL DENSITY FILTERS

    A set of Neutral Density filters is a useful addition to your kitbag at seaside locations, as they allow you to extend your shutter speed to several seconds

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