Skyline Photography Tips and Creating a Time Lapse

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Skylines make excellent architectural photography subjects. They are varied and interesting, and different wherever you go. Even in the same city, perspective can create some unique skyline photos. A time lapse of a city skyline can be especially impactful. Here are some skyline photography tips that will help you create beautiful photos.

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