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CAPTURE GOLDEN HOUR LANDSCAPES

It’s common knowledge that early morning and evening are preferred times for landscape photography. Sunrise and sunset provide an ideal combination of directional, detail-enhancing light and attractive, warm colours. These are accompanied by soft shadows, caused by the greater refraction of light as it passes through the atmosphere at a more oblique angle.

Such lighting is loved by landscape shooters because it not only

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