Taking a picture once required a small act of faith.
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I've never been much of a photographer. My camera roll mostly consists of my kids, our dog and the occasional family vacation.
The big, um, picture: Before cameras documented every meal or outfit, taking a picture required a small act of faith. There was no deleting, no retaking, no checking whether everyone had their eyes open. You simply hoped.
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