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abbreviations used on this website
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accident, things that were done by
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accuracy
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adding and deleting are treated equally
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AI creep
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AI-generated content (AI-GC)
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AI-generated content (AI-GC)
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aigmented photographs
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aiueo
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allowable changes to TTG photographs
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analog photography
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animal hide markings
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animal photographs
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arbiter
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arbitrary
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are not what they appear to be, photographs that
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arranged/set-up scenes
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art
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artificial lighting, including flash
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artificial motion blur
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atmospheric effects
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background, post-exposure blurring of
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background, post-exposure removal of
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background, replacing a photograph’s
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banding
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barrel distortion correction
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beams of light, visible
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black-and-white
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blemishes
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blending exposures
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blogger
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blown-out backgrounds
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blur
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blur, motion
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blur, panning- or camera-shake-induced
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bokeh
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brightness adjustments
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burning
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byjacking
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camera
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camera shake
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canvas size, decreasing (see #6)
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captive-animal photographs
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catchlights reflected in eyes
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changes allowed in TTG photographs
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characteristics of trusted photographs
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checking content
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chromatic aberration (see #4)
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circumstances
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colors, changes/corrections to
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combining successive exposures
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common wishes
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composites
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compressing proportions
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computational photography
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context
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contract vs. non-contract publishers
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contrails in the sky
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contrast levels
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contraswing, contratilt
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controlled conditions, photographs made under
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copies of non-TTG photographs (see #203)
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copying and pasting elements within the same photograph
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corner/edge darkening (842-845)
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correcting incorrect exposure
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correcting lens distortions (see #4)
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correcting perspective
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cropping (see #6)
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“cross-processing” color effects
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cut-out backgrounds
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darkroom changes vs. digital changes
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dark-frame subtraction
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decreasing Canvas Size (see #6)
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deleting
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deleting and adding are treated equally
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depth of field
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desaturation
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digital changes vs. darkroom changes
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digital bokeh
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digital dilemma
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digital era
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digital manipulation
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digital noise (see #4)
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digital photograph
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dirt/dust/lint removal
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doctored
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dodging
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double exposures
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drone photographs
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duplicating elements
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dynamic range
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EXIF data
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exposure, ending an
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exposure, correcting incorrect
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exposures, combining multiple
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exposures, long
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facial blemishes
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“fake”
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film era
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film photograph
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film-think
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fireworks
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fixed image
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flare
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flash
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flash-induced “redeye”
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flashing paper
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flopping
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fokeh
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focal-length blending
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focus
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focus maximized
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focus stacking
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foreground, post-exposure blurring of
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forms and shapes
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fountains and waterfalls
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freckles
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ghost objects
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God beams, car headlight beams in fog, etc.
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graffiti
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grain/noise (see #4)
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graphics/words/logos printed on photos
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gross misexposure
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guaranteeing TTG
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HDR
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highlight detail
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holy grail
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hot/faulty pixels (see #4)
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“IC” alerts
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Image resizing (see #2)
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image stabilization
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inapparent circumstances
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increasing Canvas size (see #2)
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ineligible photographs
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information-reportage standards
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infrared
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invisible, moving items rendered
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lens/camera anomalies
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lens flare effects
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light beams that appear as forms and shapes
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light falloff and vignetting (see #842-845)
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lighting effects
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lighting painting
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“light-related” aspects
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lightning
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limitations of the medium
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lint, removing depictions of
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literacy, photographic
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litter
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“Live” image
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long exposures
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logos and graphics printed on photographs
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“making” vs. “taking” a photograph
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manipulation
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merging photographs
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minor vs. major
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mirror, images taken in a
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misexposure
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misrepresentation
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moire (see #4)
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moles on the subject’s skin
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moment
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monochrome
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monosite
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moon changes
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most-widely trusted photographs in the world
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motion blur
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motion photos
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moving things around in a photo
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multiple exposures, combining
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multiple scenes within one image
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myths
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negative film
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neighboring frames
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night photographs
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“nonfiction” comparison
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non-“light”-related aspects
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non-optically generated
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non-optical bokeh
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not just about how it looks anymore
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the “not” sentence construction
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noise (digital) [see #4]
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objective (adjective)
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online photo commentator
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optically generated
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optically plausible
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opt-in vs. opt-out
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orchestrated/set-up/staged scenes
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overexposure
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overhead power lines
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panning
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panorama
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perspective
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perspective correction
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a photograph (noun)
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photographer
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photographic literacy
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photo-illustration
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photo-like image
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photo publisher
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Photoshop
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pincushion distortion correction
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pixels, defective (see #4)
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plaigi
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portrayal
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posed photographs
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post-checked content
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post-exposure changes
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pre-checked content
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pre-exposure
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presentation
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publish
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purple fringing (see #4)
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rainbows
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real
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realistic
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reality
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recognizable
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record
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redeye
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reflections in the scene photographed
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removing things from photographs
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removing vs. inserting elements
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reshaping
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resizing
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reversing images, post-exposure
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rinairs
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rise/shift
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rotating (see #7)
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sasibe
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satode
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satode-challenging subjects
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saturation
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scene
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scratches, removal of
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selective resizing within a photograph
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self-facing camera
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selfie
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sensor dirt
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set-up scenes
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shadows
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shadow detail
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sharpening (see #8)
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shift/rise
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shutter
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simulations of pre-exposure effects
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single-exposure, undoctored photographs
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skin blemishes
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sky, replacing
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slow shutter speeds
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SMP effects
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social media
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softening / blurring
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sooc
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source
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spotting (darkroom or digital)
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staged scenes
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standalone camera
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star tracker
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still-lifes
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stitching
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straight-out-of-[the]-camera (SOOC)
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straight photography
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stretching a photograph vertically or horizontally
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strictest common denominator
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strobe use
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stroboscopic motion photography effect
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studio photographs
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subject manipulation
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subjective
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subtracting vs. adding
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surface flaws
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swing, tilt
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tattoos
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third-party photo publisher
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tilt/swing
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tones and colors
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TOZ (TTG-only zone)
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trust
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trust chain
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trust-driven photo publisher
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trust equation
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trust exchange
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trust test
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trusted photographs
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TTG button
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TTG challenge
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TTG-IC label
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TTG-ineligible images
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TTG label
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TTG-only zone (TOZ)
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TTG photograph
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TTG photographer
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TTG-qualified
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TTG-ready publisher
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ttg.photos
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typically-wild animals
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unaltered
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unchecked content
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underexposure
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undoctored
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uninterrupted exposure
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unmanipulated
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unrecognizable
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UOI (unique online identity)
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variances in monochrome color tone
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view
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vignetting and light fall-off (see #842-845)
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vlogger
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VUO
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waves in bodies of water
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waterfalls and fountains
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weather effects
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“what the camera lens saw”
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white balance
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wild animals
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words printed on photographs
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wrinkles
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writing with light
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zoo animals
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zooming during the exposure
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