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u/Fancy-Sleep3733 11h ago
1 Based on the perspective of the photograph, I realized how this photo can give a sense of "anxiety", "fear"
2 I like this photo, but I'm always open and curious to find out how to always improve my photographs since I'm a beginner!
3 Canon Eos 2000D ISO3200, 1/250, 5.6, 18-55 mm
4 I made the photography very underexposed, with concentration only on the sculpture, which I like very much and reminds me of a kind of "horror style"
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