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Black and white photography (n.) flatters everything, which is how it ends up used for weddings and for wars.
Black and white photography (n.) makes an ordinary afternoon look like history without anything having happened in it.
Black and white photography's (n.) gray zones stand for a territory that is located between life and death.
Black and white photography (n.) is, in fact, a kind of color photography, for black and white are, after all, the most ravishing colors of all in film.
Bokeh (n.) is the soft, out-of-focus blur in parts of a photograph outside the sharp area.
Bokeh (n.) is a crowd of extras told to blur so the star can be seen.
Bokeh (n.) makes a backyard birthday party look like a perfume advert.
Bokeh (n.) is blur that photographers charge extra for.
Color photography (n.) is how the past stopped looking like it happened to other people.
Photographing (n.) is deciding what to leave outside the frame and calling what remains the truth.
Photographing (n.) is to put on the same line of sight the head, the eye and the heart.
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