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***Sharp shots aren't always attractive, but something good will work well in that place. Where we will always try to shoot an object and brightness at a time. I tried it there, in the shot of a boat with stagnant water.***

***Thought it would be good to capture several objects in a set. But these are just a few that will work in one place.***

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