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Photography, like farming, juggles both what is planned and the whims of chance. For example, the question of, “Will the sun act how it should?” applies to both. Perhaps this explains the charming and poignant randomness captured in the winning images of the 43rd annual California Farm Bureau Photo Contest.
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