We perceive the world because our eyes are sophisticated light detectors. They constantly capture light rays reflecting off nearby objects, enabling our brains to construct a dynamic image of our surroundings. Photography—our attempt to freeze these light impressions—has revolutionized how we record, remember, and relate to the world. Yet, no matter how vivid or artistic…
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