Sonnenborgh volunteer Van den Berg also has tips for enthusiasts like Tobias. “Make sure that the entire tail is on it, in reality millions of kilometers long. And provide depth in the photo by adding a nice background, horizon, trees or towers,” he sums up. “Also experiment with filters for good contrast. And stand in an open place such as a dune, open field or hill, this is often where you have the best chance.”
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