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The last one reached the 150 post limit, so here goes a brand new one. This time it took only 8 days to finish, so we are improving a little bit :)

Please remember to post your pictures by replying to the first post in this thread and changing the subject line to give your pic(s) a unique title (plus date of posting).

Comments are very welcome - they help to move things along and give feedback to those who post their pics here.

For those who do not yet know, WDYSPT? means "What did you shoot/process today?" and the "today" is the date on which you took, posted or processed the pic -- it doesn't have to be the same day as this thread started.

Beast regrades,
MiPr
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Michel
 
dtimoce said:
I don't think that we should avoid taking pictures against the sun
.. the light captured that way seems really interesting that way to
me.

For what i know, the protection against flare would be a good lens
hood.
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I'm not sure if the lens hood would help in the shot like this - sun is falling almost directly on the lens.

Regards,
MiPr
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