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The photograph shows four men playing poker around a table, each displaying different expressions as they look at the cards, camera, or other players. The black background helps the men stand out and focuses attention on their expressions. Artificial lighting was used to illuminate the scene in a dark room and highlight different features of the players. The camera was set to capture the entire table and group, allowing viewers to better understand and imagine the poker game without distractions. The sharp focus provides clear details so viewers can read cards and see expressions clearly, a good feature given the photo's focus on the men playing poker.
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- 2. Oliver Toone