appearances, ceremonies, and major events remain highly visible.
Photographers and media organizations continually record images of members of the royal family.
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Formal settings naturally incorporate positioning as part of the photographic process.
People occupy designated places in which to stand.
They may use stairs or platforms.
They may sit while others stand.
They may arrange themselves according to protocol, available space, or the requirements of the photographer.
These ordinary decisions produce a substantial effect on the final image.
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