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Abhishek Phadke
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    If you’re shooting in the early afternoon around 2 pm, the sun is high enough to fill the shadows on the play equipment, giving a more even tone without a tripod. A quick reflector on a nearby bench can help bounce light onto the kids’ faces, and the bench near the pond offers a ready made low profile support if you need a bit more stability.

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