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The document provides tips for taking better photos, including following the rule of thirds, considering different viewpoints like close-ups and eye level shots, checking the background, holding the camera straight, using the focal lock, being patient, and experimenting with framing, objects, shadows, colors, and lines. It also lists several free photo editing apps for Apple and Android devices and credits the creator under a Creative Commons license.
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