10. Lens flare

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some purple flowers and a lit candle in the background
the orange flare is due to the freelensing technique I was using :) Meg Hartley photography
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a woman walking down the street at sunset with her back turned to the camera,
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a person standing on top of a grass covered hill next to a lake and mountains
tips on getting rad sun flares with your DSLR! 1. make sure youve got some sunshine. 2. best times to shoot are typically sunrise and sunset hours. 3. be sure to have a fairly wide angle lens (they create larger flares and bursts) this shot was with a 24mm lens. 4. use a narrow aperture something near f/22. this was shot at f/18. 5. now go test it out! #ohyeahshore Re-post by Hold With Hope
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10. Lens flare
two people are standing in the sun with their arms around each other's shoulders
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