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Most local "hotels" have outdoor seating or a small window ledge. Take your plate closer to the natural daylight. If you must shoot inside, bounce a small pocket LED light off a white napkin to fill the shadows without making it look artificial.
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Amali D.•5220 rep•111
I just use the flashlight from my friends phone, works like a charm for those clay pot curries.
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