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The document discusses the author's choice to do a photography project for their FMP task. They researched photographers like Annie Leibovitz, Steve McCurry, and Tim Laman for inspiration. Experiences visiting places like Italy and New York in 2019 gave the author a love for photography and inspiration for the project. The author was particularly inspired by landscape photographer David Noton. They plan to choose a location or theme to photograph repeatedly. The goal is to try something different from past work and showcase their hidden passion for photography.
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