Photographers often speak of that magical hour that occurs during sunset and sunrise, when the sunlight strikes the subject from the side, casting pleasant shadows and giving the subject a certain warmth. The light is also diffused in the evening sky, eliminating the harshness of midday light and creating softer tones. This can make a big difference and is a great time to get out and shoot.
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