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How to Photograph a Sunstar: The Two Things That Actually Matter
There is a particular kind of shot that stops people mid-scroll. The sun sits just behind a rock, a tree, or the edge of a cliff, and light rays spray outward in perfect symmetry like a starburst drawn by hand. I spent an embarrassing amount of time in my early years chasing that look without fully understanding what was creating it. I knew aperture was involved, but I kept blowing out the highlights or getting a smear of lens flare instead of crisp rays.