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We live in an age of infinite images. Our phones hold thousands of snapshots—fleeting, disposable moments captured with a click. We have more photographs of our loved ones than any generation in history, yet paradoxically, we may have fewer true portraits. A pretty picture is not the same as a portrait. A snapshot shows you…
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