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https://media.am/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/photographer_0.jpg600386We are bombarded by visual information every second, and every second we bombard others, since we throw a certain amount of photos on social networking sites and share them with others. And from search engines we easily download any photo, using it in any context we like. We are constantly thrown in images both in our everyday virtual life and in reading news articles.