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PortraitPhotographySurvey summarizes the results of a survey about a photographer's portraits. The survey found that the images had a positive impact, photo #5 was viewed as the least professional, and one photo in particular was the most favorite and considered the best. The survey also found the photographer's editing skills to be acceptable and that the photos fit their intended purpose, with an overall positive view of the final outcomes.
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