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Let 𝕍 be a Euclidean space or the Hilbert space ℓ², let k ∈ ℕ with k < dim 𝕍, and let B be convex and closed in 𝕍. Let 𝓟 be a collection of linear k-subspaces of 𝕍. A set C ⊂ 𝕍 is called a 𝓟-imitation of B if B and C have identical orthogonal projections along every P ∈ 𝓟. An extremal point of B with respect to the projections under 𝓟 is a point that all closed subsets of B that are 𝓟-imitations of B have in common. A point x of B is called exposed by 𝓟 if there is a P ∈ 𝓟 such that (x+P) ∩ B = {x}. In the present paper we show that all extremal points are limits of sequences of exposed points whenever 𝓟 is open. In addition, we discuss the question whether the exposed points form a $G_{δ}$-set.