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(Photography Tips) How Were These Photos Taken?

Posted by oneslidephotogaraphy On December - 12 - 2019

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These photos interest you? And are you curious as to how they were taken? Like what camera was used, what filters, shutter speed settings, ISO? Or maybe you’re curious as to how it was edited in photoshop and what techniques were used to get these results? I will explain to you in detail and answer all these questions about how these photos were made.
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