Okay, the user wants me to translate "portrait photographer" into French. Let me think. The direct translation would be "photographe de portrait." But wait, in French, the term "photographe de portrait" is correct, but sometimes they might use "photographe de portraits" with an 's' plural. However, since the original is "portrait photographer," which is singular, I should keep it as "photographe de portrait." Also, I need to check if there's a more common term. Maybe "photographe de portraits" is more commonly used even when referring to someone who does portraits in general. But the user specified to translate all content into French, so I should stick to the direct translation unless there's a standard equivalent. Let me confirm. In French, "photographe de portrait" is acceptable, but "photographe de portraits" is also used. However, since the original is singular, "portrait" without 's' might be more accurate. But I think in French, it's more natural to use the plural here. Hmm, maybe I should go with "photographe de portraits." Wait, the user's instruction is to translate the content, not to adjust for naturalness unless the original is in French. Since the original is in English, I should translate directly. So "portrait photographer" becomes "photographe de portrait." But I'm a bit unsure because in French, they might use the plural. However, the user's rule is to translate as is, so I'll go with "photographe de portrait."
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