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The opening in a lens that controls how much light enters — and how blurred the background looks. Lower f-numbers mean more blur.
The soft, dreamy out-of-focus areas of a photo, often seen as gentle glowing circles behind the subject.
The hour after sunrise and before sunset, when light is warm, soft and most flattering.
The short window after sunset when the sky turns deep blue — lovely for moody, cinematic frames.
An unposed, natural moment captured as it happens — our favourite kind of photograph.
How bright or dark an image is, balanced through aperture, shutter speed and ISO.
How elements are arranged in the frame to guide the eye and create feeling.
Careful, hand-finished editing — colour, skin and detail — done individually per image.
An unprocessed image file that holds maximum detail, giving us full control while editing.
How much of the photo is in sharp focus, from a thin sliver to front-to-back clarity.
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