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Popular tourist photos erase hundreds of people from the frame

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Unless they magically woke up at dawn, that serene photo of a popular plaza was achieved by obsessively using software tools to digitally erase the other three hundred sweaty tourists standing in the frame.

Popular tourist photos erase hundreds of people from the frame
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