Photography: light and framing

A smartphone photography class: golden hour, the rule of thirds, lines, shot sizes and angles, backlight and how to edit without overdoing it, with exercises to take out on the street.

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  1. Looking with intention
  2. Three things that matter
  3. Daylight
  4. The rule of thirds
  5. Shot sizes
  6. Angles and points of view
  7. Lines, frames, and backgrounds
  8. Backlight: problem or opportunity
  9. Editing without overdoing it
  10. Photo outing

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