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The first hour immediately after sunrise and the hour prior to sunset (even a good 15 minutes after sunset) are commonly known as the “Golden Hour” for photographing landscapes or subjects outdoors. Shooting in the middle of the day, under a blinding sun, tends to wash out the details in a picture. During the “Golden Hour”, though, the light from the sun hits the earth at a low angle, making your pictures pop with beautiful, warm colors. Keep your camera steady in low-light situations like this and take lots of pictures—the light changes dramatically over the course of just a few minutes.
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