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      <title>Pena Palace, Venice, and Prague: Four Travel Frames That Skip the Standard Angle</title>
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      <description>Four frames from three countries, shot years apart, and none of them is the picture the guidebook wants. Two are Sintra in flat midday sun. One is a Venice canal at night at whatever ISO the body would tolerate. One is a piece of Prague clockwork shot long after the crowd went home. Put them side by side and the common thread is obvious: every one of them was made by refusing the position everyone else was standing in.</description>
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