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Posted by
Brandon
January 14, 2007
4 Comments

Rule #4: Never Place the Horizon in the Center of the Photograph

Rule #4: Never Place the Horizon in the Center of the Photograph

I’ve always enjoyed breaking rules.

Ancol, Jakarta. A beach / carnival area on the north coast of Jakarta, 15 minutes from my home.

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