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Don't forget to fill frame. Go in and make sure you have all elements - subject's head and upper body and full trophy trout. If shooting a vertical photograph try to center your subject, however if you are photographing in a horizontal manner it can add interest to place your subject slightly to one side, but only if whole fish is included as well. (Imagine photograph divided into thirds and place your subject on any of "third's lines")
Natural light provides best photographs, and because light is strongest during middle of day, it is best to take pictures in morning or late afternoon light. This sort of light gives photos richer colors and baths photo in warm light.
Don't take a photograph with subject's back to sun and photographer facing sun. This will result in washed out skies and a darkly shadowed subject that no one can see. Turn subject to sun or sideways to sun. Ask them to remove their sunglasses to reduce glare. If they are wearing a hat, they should either remove it or tilt their head so that there is no shadow over face.
At Tukto Lodge, we know you are going to be catching a lot of trophies - so we want your pictures to look great!
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