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Weekly Assignment: Late Afternoon Light with Direction
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For this assignment, capture a dramatic late afternoon image in which the direction of the light and quality of the light is the principal compositional element. Rely on the quality and direction of the light to create the drama. See what you can do by waiting for just the right light. Don't be in a hurry, slow down, and observe. You might be rewarded! Post your best results here.
From "Composition," by Blue Fier
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