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Mark Alberhasky: The Big Tip
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Mark Alberhasky's story is noteworthy for a couple of reasons. First, there's his career change from chief pathologist and director of a pathology lab to professional photographer; second, there's his ability to create the kind of striking images that made the change possible and successful.
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