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Weekly Assignment: Taking a Candid Shot
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Candid photos can be challenging because you might have to take a few to get just the right shot. You can't really tell your subject to move into the right light, because the image would no longer be candid. Take your camera to a gathering of family or friends and capture shots. Choose your best photo and describe the lighting challenge you faced and why the chosen image turned out so well.
From "Lighting," by Chris Bucher
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