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      <title>Size Matters: A Photographer&#39;s Eternal Dilemma</title>
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      <description>They say size doesn&amp;rsquo;t matter. But photographers have always had their doubts.
Some men buy sports cars. Others invest in expensive watches. Photographers prefer enormous lenses, preferably long enough to attract attention before anyone even notices the camera.
Our gentleman appears particularly well equipped. He has a perfectly functional camera in his hands, but the real attraction is hanging considerably lower. A magnificent, oversized telephoto lens, proudly suspended in front of him, impossible to overlook and apparently requiring no explanation.</description>
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