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Framing Culture: A Photographer's Take on Capturing Cinematic Landscapes
As a travel photographer, I've often found myself drawn to the cinematic qualities of a scene. The way a landscape can evoke the mood of a film is something I've been experimenting with in my recent work. I've been thinking about how the art of cinematography can inform our approach to capturing travel photography. What are some of your favorite examples of cinematic landscapes, and how do you go about capturing that perfect frame?
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