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While many a professional photographer in good standing hasn't got the foggiest notion of good mechanical techniques (and the blurred, out of focus, badly exposed pictures of a number of our many outstanding photojournalists would shock you), just as many technical perfectionists are accused of ignoring the process of creation.
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