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"I left it here before I finally pulled up the blinds and let some sun in, because it was just a pleasant surprise for me, because you just never know how something would just pop out at you and just let you know so many things so quickly. Especially in the world of art and in photography, there's nothing more than an expressive depiction of an otherwise inanimate object. Some people study surrealism to try to master it. Some people study product photography to try to master it."
"I left it here before I finally pulled up the blinds and let some sun in, because it was just a pleasant surprise for me, because you just never know how something would just pop out at you and just let you know so many things so quickly. Especially in the world of art and in photography, there's nothing more than an expressive depiction of an otherwise inanimate object. Some people study surrealism to try to master it. Some people study product photography to try to master it."
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"I left it here before I finally pulled up the blinds and let some sun in, because it was just a pleasant surprise for me, because you just never know how something would just pop out at you and just let you know so many things so quickly. Especially in the world of art and in photography, there's nothing more than an expressive depiction of an otherwise inanimate object. Some people study surrealism to try to master it. Some people study product photography to try to master it."
"I left it here before I finally pulled up the blinds and let some sun in, because it was just a pleasant surprise for me, because you just never know how something would just pop out at you and just let you know so many things so quickly. Especially in the world of art and in photography, there's nothing more than an expressive depiction of an otherwise inanimate object. Some people study surrealism to try to master it. Some people study product photography to try to master it."