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Iris: A photograph can be a genuine work of art. The photographer chooses the framing, the light, and the moment, and those choices express a unique artistic vision. Dan: Pressing a shutter merely records whatever is already in front of the lens. Genuine art requires the artist to build the image by hand, so a photograph never qualifies.
The dialogue provides the most support for the claim that Iris and Dan disagree about whether
- Genuine art requires the artist to build the image by hand
- Photographers select the framing and lighting of their shots
- whether every photograph expresses a unique artistic vision
- Photography is a widely practiced medium today
- A photograph can be a genuine work of art
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