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Wedding in Spain

During a recent wedding shoot, just as the reception was kicking off, the sun had set and an even illumination came over the sea and sky and lasted for just a few minutes.
It had been a very sunny and warm day and it was nice to get some shots with a "cooler" edge to them.
The image was originally portrait orientation but later cropped to eliminate "clutter" which is why the slight shadows from the fill in flash come from a light source to the left. The camera was vertical with flash attached to the hotshoe.
Personally I prefer fill in flash shots to be from a horizontal or "landscape" perspective as you generally end up with less noticeable shadows that way.
Exposure: 60th/sec F7.1
ISO: 160
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