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Aamir Srivastava
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    If you can spare a bit of time, walk a short distance up the trail before the main loop. That spot gives a tighter vertical frame and reduces the glare from the top of the drop. A phone’s HDR mode can help balance the bright mist and the darker forest. Also try shooting in the late afternoon when the light softens the mist and the green canopy looks richer.

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