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Simple Tips for Photographing Beautiful Sunsets KIEDOCK KIM

Simple Tips for Photographing Beautiful Sunsets

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Simple Tips for Photographing Beautiful

SunsetsKIEDOCK KIM

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Simple Tips for Photographing Beautiful Sunsets

Kiedock Kim, a metallurgical engineer with more than three decades of experience, has served as the mill manager for Veris Gold USA at Jerritt Canyon Mine in Elko, Nevada, since 2013. In his free time, Kiedock Kim enjoys a variety of hobbies, including reading, biking, and photography.

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Simple Tips for Photographing Beautiful Sunsets

One of the most popular subjects for both amateur and professional photographers is the daily sunset. Often, though, sunset photographs fail to capture the true beauty of the moment and leave the photographer feeling disappointed with the results. However, there are a few simple things that photographers of all levels can do to ensure that their next sunset shot is as spectacular as the sky itself.

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Simple Tips for Photographing Beautiful Sunsets

Perhaps the most important step to getting the perfect photo of the setting sun is to plan ahead. Sunsets take place rather quickly, and the moment when the sun is framed perfectly may last just a few seconds. Photographers should prepare themselves by finding an interesting location ahead of time and arriving at least 30 minutes to an hour before the sun begins to set.

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Simple Tips for Photographing Beautiful Sunsets

In addition to planning ahead, aspiring sunset photographers should be sure to bring the right equipment. Using a tripod will keep the camera still and will be especially helpful when using longer shutter speeds and/or focal lengths. Other important pieces of equipment include telephoto and wide-angle lenses, which allow the photographer to vary perspectives and frame more beautiful shots.