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Every cabinet base rests continuously on the machine-room floor; the control section is bolted flush within the cabinet bank. Burks’s right fingers wrap fully around the switch handle while his shoes meet the linoleum. Each patch-cord plug seats fully inside one socket; every cable descends in a gravity-shaped arc between its two connected sockets. Each photographer’s hands close around a camera body; camera straps hang from their attachment points. All three photographers’ shoes meet the floor at different depths. The visible cabinets are 2.4 m high; the roughly 1.75 m operator reaches about three-quarters of their height. 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