Family, food, photography
My only intention was to take photos of the flowers of the mango tree. I was walking around the tree, looking for the best angle but the best angle didn’t show the flowers. I couldn’t resist. The sun peeping through the branches and leaves of the mango tree — definitely a Miksang moment.
On the technical side, so as not to risk ruining your lens, when taking photos of the sun, use a polarizing filter.
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