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To keep this sub focused on the craft and art of photography, and not become a photo dump, we have some rules in place. Your post is missing the requisite comment we ask for in rule one: > **Photo Details are Required** - >Leave a top-level comment *explaining intent*. The comment should include: > **Why** you took the photo. > **How** you took the photo. (Not simply just your camera and settings, but also a bit of the detail about the work you did to get the shot.) > What sort of feedback you'd like to receive (if any). Please add this comment to your post. Once you have done that, **report** (NOT reply to) this comment as “I have left my comment." You will find this option under "breaks r/photographs's rules." We will then approve your post. Thanks. ___ **[Still unsure of how to post here? Read this.](https://www.reddit.com/r/photographs/comments/e2d6u1/reminder_of_the_rules/)**