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JON ADAMS

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Jon is a photographer and writer, and also provides individual and small group tuition in digital SLR and Photoshop skills. jon@jonadams media.co.uk

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SHOOTING a great landscape gives you a lovely warm glow at the time of capture. You check the screen and nod to yourself, secure in the knowledge that you’ve got the shot you wanted. It gives you a real sense of security, because no matter what else happens as the remainder of the day unfolds, you have something to take home.

All too often, though, the great picture you thought you’d captured doesn’t look quite so good on your computer’s screen. In the example here, the

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