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      <title>Why the Best Travel Photos Have Another Photographer in the Frame</title>
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      <description>The Louvre has been photographed more than almost any building on earth. Your version adds nothing. The pyramid is lit the same way every night, from the same fixed positions, and the courtyard gives you maybe four viewpoints that anyone bothers with. Show up with a camera and you are re-shooting a postcard that already exists in better light, with better weather, taken by someone who waited three hours for the sky to go the right shade of blue.</description>
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