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Nope this looks like mid-day sun, there is no magic framing that can solve this problem. Here are some of the options the photographer could’ve used:

  • Don’t shoot outside at noon on a sunny day (morning/evening instead)
  • move to a shadowy area, increase exposure
  • diffuse the sunlight, in this case for a group photo you need a huge diffusion panel
  • use a reflector to fill in the shadows
  • use lighting to counter the sun

Or any combination of the above.

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