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		By: Will G. Hoffman		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[What defines low light photography? Is it dictated by how bright the sun appears? If so, what if it&#039;s twelve noon but you&#039;re photographing an interior? What if dark gray storm clouds force you to shoot at slow shutter speeds and it&#039;s 2:00PM? Time of day is a contributing factor, but not the only one. If you go to a professional baseball game at night, there&#039;s enough light to handhold a fast telephoto! Basically low light photography, are you ready for this, occurs when the light levels are low. Much more important than knowing its definition is knowing how to handle it photographically.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>What defines low light photography? Is it dictated by how bright the sun appears? If so, what if it&#8217;s twelve noon but you&#8217;re photographing an interior? What if dark gray storm clouds force you to shoot at slow shutter speeds and it&#8217;s 2:00PM? Time of day is a contributing factor, but not the only one. If you go to a professional baseball game at night, there&#8217;s enough light to handhold a fast telephoto! Basically low light photography, are you ready for this, occurs when the light levels are low. Much more important than knowing its definition is knowing how to handle it photographically.</p>
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