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That's flare and thats a symptom of shooting with the sun at the edge or in the frame.
You could remove them in PS. Its a bit of a pain, but its do-able. ideally: re-shoot at a different time of day so as to not get the sun where it is.
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..a lens hood could help
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A lens hood might help, but it looks to me that the sun is in the top right corner of the frame, so a hood won't help in that situation. I would think your only option is to shoot at a different time of day, when the sun is out of the frame. If you don't have a lens hood, shield the front of your lens from direct sunlight using your hand or a bit of card. |
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Filters make glare worse -- unfortunately.
Lens hoods are rarely big enough to stave off any but the worst flare. Your hand can do a better job -- hold it out in the direction of the sun until the flare disappears. But the last advice from sfisher is the best: shoot at a different time. Sun flare is typically hard to get with modern lenses, so you were very unlucky. Just change your timing or position a little, and it will almost certainly go away.
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