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By the Sea

Finally found time to process some of the photos taken last Wednesday. Not exactly very satisfied with the results - but if I had put in more effort in the planning and execution of the shoot the results would have been much better.

The good news is that my intended experimentation worked - somewhat.

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Things learnt:

- Shooting outdoors at night can be similar to doing a low-key studio shoot.

- The effort in planning and organization of a shoot affects the end quality dramatically.

- Varying focal lengths produce dramatically different end results.

Wish I could have focused more effort on the night shoot. It's good practice and experience nonetheless.

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