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Three different exposures of this photograph were shot and combined in Photoshop to get details throughout the scene. A small aperture helped cause a sunburst. Exposure: f/22, 1/1600sec, 1/800sec, 1/3200sec, ISO 1000 Time: 12 noon. Photograph/Rohit S Krishnan
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24 Hour Special: Harsh Light of High Noon

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Tips for Beating Harsh Light

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Slow Sync flash has frozen the subject, while keeping the streaks blurred and the background colourful. It has also helped capture some track dust in the air. Photograph/Keith Pytlinski
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A Spark of Light

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Blown Out Highlights

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Why are the bright areas in my pictures white in harsh light?

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The Winner of Tips on Beating Harsh Light Contest!

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Here’s the winning photograph of the contest that ended towards the end of summer.

The sun was shining down from the tree I took a break after some walking around. I got the idea of trying a zoom burst that I had read about it in Better Photography. I made the shutter speed slower so I can get time for the zoom effect and a narrow aperture so as to compensate for the light coming, which also got the starry effect on the sun. And then I just zoomed while clicking. Photograph/Ankit Purwar
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Harsh Light Photo Contest: Honourable Mentions

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