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Man Presenting Presentation in Front of Audience Rodenstock Imagon 300mm F58 Style Nikon D750 - AI-generated Free Image

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The image depicts two men standing in front of a group of people, giving a presentation. The photo resembles the style of the Rodenstock Imagon 300mm f5.8 lens, resulting in a soft and airy composition. The green academia theme adds a touch of color to the streamlined forms, creating a harmonious aesthetic. The image was taken with a Nikon D750 camera and follows the principles of the Barbizon School, showcasing ready-made elements. More...
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