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When you are taking pictures, think of diversity. 

When you spot a black or brown child in a group of students, bring that child forward to light. Otherwise, the child will blend into the dark background. Never to be seen. It's as good as if they are not in the picture. Increase the lighting in the room, if it won't cast too much light on the other lighter-skinned kids in the group.

If you are taking a portrait of a dark-skinned individual, they need a lot of light. Like, a lot. It will make your photos look better and more professional. Why should you take my picture as an African and use the same lighting that you will use for a white Canadian? You have to balance it.

Jumi Eniola

Geneva

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