Instagram and other social-media platforms have opened the doors for more and more photogenic foods — and nothing is more photogenic than a rainbow-colored bagel.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Souvla, a Greek restaurant with a devoted following, serves spit-fired meat two ways: in a photogenic sandwich, or on a photogenic salad, either available with a glass of Greek wine.
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Kasich lacks the photogenic panache and occasional eloquence of Rubio.
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Who wouldn't crack a smile looking at those photogenic faces?
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I think Carmen is someone who has unbelievable photogenic abilities.
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I enlisted my photogenic friend, Jackie, to be my muse.
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I'd like to direct your attention to these photogenic cuties:
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She nonchalantly posted photos with the photogenic horse on Twitter.
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A simple white swoop makes for a ridiculously photogenic look.
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There's a small reception desk flanked by a photogenic lounge area.
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And it seems Alexander has already inherited his parents' photogenic genes!
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To fund the gallery the photogenic redhead turned to bondage modeling.
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These photogenic members of Bachelor Nation have cracked the Instagram code.
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The creatures he photographs aren't exactly what you might call photogenic.
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NYC foodies with a penchant for photogenic eats are in luck.
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This is the outside of the building, which is very photogenic.
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Or the ubiquitous billboard-size photographs of the photogenic royal family.
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They're monochromatic, they're neutral, they're always posed and they're highly photogenic.
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Surely there's another photogenic celebrity looking to fuel their own popularity engine.
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Plus, it's pretty photogenic, which is reason enough to order one up.
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Naturally, the photogenic ears are making a major splash on social media.
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I certainly look nothing like as photogenic as this bowl of fibre.
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First, like all things 2017, the drink is photogenic and Insta-ready.
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The best carbon offsetting schemes are the least photogenic, according to Tyers.
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Cats are adorable, but even furry felines have less-than-photogenic moments.
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She also poses for a photo with photogenic impersonators of Russian tsar.
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Sandy is just photogenic, often lying around and sleeping in adorable positions.
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Act Up was always doing something — usually something outrageous and highly photogenic.
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"He's so photogenic," said Carol Pike-Bauer, 92, a retired chemical engineer.
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Today its lagoons host photogenic alligators, turtles, egrets, and nesting bald eagles.
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Something's happening; she notices celebrity chefs preparing dishes for their photogenic possibilities.
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Stellar nurseries are some of the most photogenic regions in the universe.
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Though Mr. Tse insists he isn't photogenic, he jumped at the opportunity.
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Chloé's Marcie satchel and Furla's photogenic Candy range rounded out the top five.
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In Sweden, where Volvo is testing its autonomous tech on impossibly photogenic families.
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The usually photogenic Republican governor of Missouri looks drawn, his jaw grimly set.
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"We get it -- national parks have some pretty photogenic scenery," the guide reads.
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Still, it's clear the apple certainly doesn't fall far from the photogenic tree.
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Soon, film crews and fashion photographers were following him into the photogenic Everglades.
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They should, because it's about as idyllic and photogenic as seaside spots come.
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Governors in other states sought the support of this photogenic rising Republican star.
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The zoo is auctioning off naming rights for the photogenic cubs until Aug.
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London has so many photogenic pizza parlors popping up all across the city.
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I couldn't believe that such a photogenic sandwich had come together so quickly.
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Origami served up the most photogenic and satisfying afternoon tea I've ever had.
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Slender, with photogenic beauty and large, luminous eyes, she considered an acting career.
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But evidence suggests that its stubbornly photogenic reign may be nearing an end.
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The last rule is pretty obvious: The recipe needs to yield photogenic food.
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"It's just one of the most photogenic waterfalls I've ever seen," he said.
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He told her she was photogenic and should consider a career in modeling.
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Quick, easy and accessible are out; impressive, photogenic and deeply innovative are in.
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Van Dujin said that he loves photographing squirrels because "they are so photogenic."
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Some of these ceremonies are held at photogenic, symbolically American places like Ellis Island.
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There are no winners or losers here, just Beyoncé and the un-photogenic rest.
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In the age of Instagram, a textured, photogenic bag is more important than ever.
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A ride on the CTA is one of the most photogenic in the world.
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Dust must be kept well away from camera equipment, but it is deeply photogenic.
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Wide-eyed and crazy photogenic, Maymo has us all envious of his modeling skills.
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The photogenic pair even shared a long embrace at the end of the evening.
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Summer is on the way, and the region is looking more photogenic than ever.
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This ridiculously good-looking rendering of a neanderthal was maybe a little too photogenic.
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Eric Garcetti, the photogenic mayor of Los Angeles, was there just two months before.
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They weren't exactly as photogenic as young Cruz, but they were major music stars.
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He's only been alive for two days, but he's already proven he's very photogenic.
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Tb to earlier this week when I found the most photogenic chanterelle this season.
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Obama was the most photogenic president I've covered, and Trump is the most iconic.
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A photogenic dish, Mr. Potanovich said, is "absolutely" likelier to stay on the menu.
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"Today, she joins most Democrat Senators calling for photogenic @SenFranken to resign," tweeted Conway.
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"[The Pouch] had a tactile, soft, sensual, very photogenic aspect to it," Lee continued.
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Furthermore, though it may seem callous to say it, this disaster is unusually photogenic.
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Almost all writers start the session by telling me that they are not photogenic.
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"It's about what looks like passion because real sex actually isn't particularly photogenic," she continued.
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Four simply grilled scallops with photogenic grill marks and a sweet, buttery taste were immaculate.
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If you're not going to select people on talent and being photogenic, then fuck it.
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An intensifying storm system swept through Illinois on Tuesday evening, spawning several unusually photogenic tornadoes.
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Camera enhancements to deliver crisper photos, given the perennial photogenic obsession of the social web.
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What do you get when you put a photogenic beagle and his favorite toy together?
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I'm not sure that helps us; they're more glamorous, photogenic, and articulate than we are.
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No, the real draw is the outside packaging: pure, white marble bliss that's darn photogenic.
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"It's the most photogenic pile of cement in town," The Los Angeles Times once observed.
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It's a complex and complicated mix of high-fashion campaigns, editorials, and super-photogenic siblings.
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NYX Photogenic Concealer gives you workable high coverage without being too dense or too thick.
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They want to be by themselves, ideally in a photogenic location with poor cellphone service.
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There are actually restaurants that have become famous because of this super-photogenic food trend.
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A relatively small repertoire of photogenic artifacts sometimes stands in for the entire Bauhaus phenomenon.
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The impression was that of a single individual, though the photogenic array was a composite.
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Australia is a photogenic place, and these popular Instagram pics are certainly a testament to that.
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Mars is especially photogenic during opposition because it can be seen fully illuminated by the sun.
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In fact, their six multicultural children are so smiley and photogenic one could almost forget — almost!
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Now, don't get us wrong: These are just as photogenic as the latest Loewe or Céline.
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Here are some of the most photogenic, organic, and panoramic dishes uploaded to Instagram this week.
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People around the world have cottoned on to the loris' photogenic appeal and are cashing in.
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"Science, let us know when you find a more photogenic black hole," Slate's Heather Schwedel quipped.
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The competition also gave special awards for characteristics like being photogenic or having a great personality.
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This photogenic neighborhood, a Unesco World Heritage site, isn't typically thought of as a shopping destination.
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The pride in the photogenic family, the wife and two daughters with winsome smiles was palpable.
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For years, explorers have crawled through dark catacombs, sewers, train tunnels, and many other less-photogenic places.
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Not long after, though, word of the selfie got back to the owners of the photogenic horse.
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Additionally, I also thought it was important to introduce my extremely cute and photogenic dog to everyone.
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Some actresses, like Meryl Streep, even have special techniques for making the kiss as photogenic as possible.
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When she took a super photogenic nap and it was the most interesting thing on the Internet.
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Barbie is extremely photogenic and it's only a matter of time before we get a family photo.
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Click on to see these photogenic frocks in action and click here to shop them for yourself.
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Clouds of smoke wafted from the cooking tents, making for a photogenic backdrop against the mountain vistas.
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They are so photogenic that an entire category is devoted to them in the Ocean Art contest.
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I would say the quality was rather average but we all cannot deny that it is photogenic.
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Knowing that, it's no surprise that their time together contained its fair share of adorable, photogenic moments.
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The Tour de France is the world's largest annual sporting event, and one of the most photogenic.
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They're made up of members from everyone (BB & the Blips, Red Red Krovvy, Photogenic, probably 40 more).
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And Disney built photogenic "Jungle Book" sand sculptures at its Animal Kingdom and Epcot parks in Florida.
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On Thursday, the White House had no immediate comment on the photogenic qualities of the president's relationships.
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But the photogenic U.S.-educated politician was then barred from running for another term over corruption allegations.
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Drive south to Mendocino village to walk its photogenic streets and gawk at the immaculately preserved Victorians.
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New Quay is a photogenic place, even after most of the boats are pulled up for winter.
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The spending bill, of course, isn't photogenic, but it impacts citizens way more than a playmate model.
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Porsz is also a fan of photographing the "graceful Afghans, crazy Labradoodles, and very photogenic Italian Greyhounds."
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The photogenic Varble attracted superlative photographers, Jimmy DeSana, Peter Hujar, Allan Tannenbaum and Greg Day among them.
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One of Saturn's most photogenic moons gets its closeup in a new photo taken by the Cassini spacecraft.
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Australia's definitely a photogenic place, but there's plenty of competition when it comes to getting the perfect photograph.
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They're all featured in The Quokka Book, completely dedicated to one of Australia's most adorable and photogenic animals.
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The detritus looks unsightly when it washes up on beaches, and cruel when it chokes photogenic sea creatures.
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Blessed with charm, good looks, a name and a photogenic family, he has become an overnight international celebrity.
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A less photogenic one has hit finance: investing in assets screened for ESG (environmental, social and governance) factors.
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A photogenic couple (Lawrence and Javier Bardem) enjoy a tranquil existence in a large house surrounded by woods.
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Banff National Park has already been closed temporarily for historic overcrowding, and still remains a major photogenic draw.
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It's what you'd call an "Instagram wall" — a photogenic spot that shoppers and random passersby alike can't resist.
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I upgraded my five-year-old iPhone and chose a minimalist case that I thought would be photogenic.
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They offer an alternative to the selfie, that static reduction of a person to her most photogenic poses.
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All make supremely photogenic objects, which perform just as well on social media as they do in person.
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The hotel is sophisticated but never felt stuffy or pretentious, and the grounds are well-serviced and photogenic.
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Former guests rave about the above and beyond customer service, the clean, modern design and photogenic landmark building.
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It's really hard when you have one super photogenic dog and one dog having an existential crisis. pic.twitter.
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When you look closely, there are the charismatic, photogenic animals down among the corals, and inside the anemones.
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The former is the high-spirited, photogenic, and media-savvy front man while the other grounds the film.
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Colombia is to birds what Ascot is to hats; the number and variety are extraordinary, and many are photogenic.
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But since she's also incredibly photogenic, being a model like her mom wouldn't be a bad career option either.
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If drinking wine and being photogenic are two of your greatest strengths, we've found the perfect job for you.
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"The city is intimidating, confrontational almost," Tess says over Sweetbitter's signature shots of photogenic food and late-night drinking.
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The first flavor to be introduced is strawberries and cream, which is likely as delicious as it is photogenic.
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A "Cats of Istanbul" Facebook page has over 66,000 followers, and on Instagram, iconic Istanbul scenery frames photogenic felines.
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Now, you can finally have another go at getting your hands on this oh-so photogenic piece of luggage.
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Winners have been photogenic and, in the main, pursued post-contest careers that involved public speaking or media appearances.
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Many Hong Kongers cherish these majestic animals and the photogenic touch they add to the island's largely undeveloped wilderness.
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Of course, a treat this delicious is too good (and photogenic) to stay off of social media for long.
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Cut to the tallest, trimmest, most photogenic couple on TV making out while their twin spawn bashfully look away.
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Both of these tempests do share something in common: Each looms above its respective atmosphere and is incredibly photogenic.
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Nikki Haley, who is young and photogenic and known for her appeal to voters outside the conservative Republican base.
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Ask Congress to manage a few hundred thousand photogenic mustangs, and they try to spend their way to popularity.
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The ridiculously photogenic vegetable farmer from the Philippines is hanging up his spade for a turn as a model.
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At one point a Cold War border checkpoint, the bridge features fake medieval turrets which make it especially photogenic.
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With multiple locations around Los Angeles, Alfred Coffee's Melrose-Place outpost is perhaps the most photogenic of them all.
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" During the interview, he also called Obama "probably the most photogenic president in my generation ... and in many generations.
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Salar de Uyuni is also famous for being photogenic — tourists are known to take surreal-looking perspective photos here.
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Now that the shows are over, let's reflect on some photogenic moments from New York, London, Milan and Paris.
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The Museum of Ice Cream and Candytopia, both of them in New York and San Francisco, are comparably photogenic.
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Mac, as he came to be known, was a photogenic baby whose picture appeared on boxes of Ivory Soap.
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The splashy project landed him on talk shows and magazine covers as the photogenic shorthand for Reagan-age materialism.
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Where to dine, drink and play along the photogenic waterway — with pit stops for art, shopping and simply gazing.
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Elizabeth also gets 2 horses ... Belle Reve's So Photogenic and Pebbles (they kinda mailed it in with that name).
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Joyful, photogenic, virtuous, and delicious, here are the 10 restaurants that will make any visitor feel like an Angelino.
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But these disappointing photos show that the Blue Lagoon is not always as idyllic and photogenic as it seems.
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While not as iconic as his '90s lewk, The Rock's cuff pose set a whole new standard for being photogenic.
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Buda Castle:An actual castle surrounded by cute little streets you can explore makes this photogenic tourist spot worth checking out.
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Either way, 13-year-old Sniper is his faithful, old companion and super photogenic — key for any dogfluencer, of course.
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TFW you think you pulled off a photogenic expression for the camera, but in the final picture, you look insane.
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It's just that … well, the crap stuff is more interesting to photograph than the fresh scallops or naturally photogenic ceviche.
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The caveat here is that your image might not come out very well — eclipses aren't exactly the most photogenic phenomenon.
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Ashley: So on this episode, we're talking about what makes a place photogenic, or what makes a place Instagram-worthy.
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The cropped length, dramatic collar, and photogenic, widely skin-tone complimentary color make this an obvious win for every #OOTD.
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With its shiny, silver grain bins, corn and soybean fields, brick-built homestead and photogenic family, it looks the part.
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Murkowski, like the room itself, was notably unadorned (although Murkowski, unlike the room, is photogenic); in Alaska, accessibility trumps formality.
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I emailed Orville the now-famous image, complimented his photogenic appearance, and asked if this was his prediction coming true.
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Toast isn't something that inspires much excitement, but adding colour seems like a sure way to make it more photogenic.
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Smoke is very photogenic, and actors are always looking for something to do with their hands, a bit of business.
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When I talk about small spaces, I'm not talking about photogenic shelters constructed from found materials by Silicon Valley billionaires.
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Book this modern one-bedroom apartment for $131 per nightHere's another immaculate listing with photogenic decor and a great location.
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He was one of the most photographed men of the nineteenth century, as photogenic as Jack Kennedy a century later.
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The beef was thick and colorful, while the bun was shiny and round, with a photogenic splash of sesame seeds.
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And, again, despite this snow being highly photogenic, it's important to remember to be careful while hiking to find it.
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Just three years into his mandate, the photogenic Trudeau must juggle a host of controversies that have hurt his popularity.
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During a break from the Vanity Fair photo shoot, a photo editor with the magazine tells him he's really photogenic.
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The show's most powerful work and exceedingly photogenic centerpiece, Glenn Kaino's "Invisible Man" (2016), illustrates this theme of trickery perfectly.
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Could he possibly use his position as one of the anointed photogenic talents to even the field out a little?
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By the time she celebrated her victory with a photogenic fist clench, it seemed she had won over the crowd.
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Shots of the pale pink "Honey Deuce," the most photogenic libation served at the Open, start popping up on Instagram.
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Eternally hip and effortlessly photogenic, In-N-Out is the retro farm-to-table fast-food chain of young America's dreams.
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They're both photogenic as hell and love to keep the paparazzi guessing, which is the perfect foundation for a celebrity relationship.
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Less photogenic but more flexible than his brother, Raúl allowed entrepreneurs to enter 201 trades, from hair-cutting to book-keeping.
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Travelers shouldn't miss the chance to see the photogenic apes with their round faces, long tails and thick, reddish-gold furs.
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The supermodel spent the day with the "Still Got Time" singer and one very photogenic cake covered in peach-hued icing.
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Casting has been also been affected, as the performers with the best operatic voices have been sidelined for the more photogenic.
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In addition to being perfectly photogenic, Mya also loves to swim, hike in the mountains with her human and eat bananas.
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The countdown is on and we can't wait to see how this photogenic couple looks on their wedding day, May 20!
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Amid persistent divorce rumors, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West want you to know their extremely photogenic family is doing just fine.
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COLMAR, France — Cycling is one of the most beautiful and photogenic sports, and its greatest race is the Tour de France.
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Witherspoon's children from her first marriage to Ryan Phillippe — including the exceedingly photogenic Ava and Deacon — were also around to celebrate.
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Visitors rave about the spot's photogenic signature drink, a latte made with butterfly-pea flowers, flora known for their blue hue.
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But Tod's did enlist the photogenic tabloid favorite Suki Waterhouse to feature in a short film to promote their tattooed handbags.
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A pink chicory called Radicchio del Veneto is lighting up Instagram feeds and restaurants with its photogenic, bright shades of pink.
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The same can be said of most of Vegas' iconic sites, which are photogenic when empty and when photographed at night.
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The stretchy ribbed fabric is comfortable and molds against my feet, which I've discovered are not photogenic or pretty at all.
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"They're just so photogenic," said Ms. Yeh, who put them in unlikely places like tahini blondie ice cream sandwiches and mandelbrot.
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After macarons dominated the photogenic food world, it was about time for another sweet treat to take over our Instagram feeds.
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They obviously looked really cool and photogenic, but every song was basically "American Girl" by Tom Petty with an overdriven vocal.
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Cats are some of the most photogenic animals on the planet, except for when those photos are generated by artificial intelligences.
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Thanks to her fashion empire and very photogenic family, Victoria Beckham is pretty much on top of the world these days.
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Don't forget to snap a selfie with the photogenic, wind-bent divi divi tree at the north end of the beach.
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Most of its photogenic traditional villages are only about one-third occupied, with many of the old courtyard homes in disrepair.
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Without knowing anything about Forbis's former occupation before introducing themselves, Paprocka and Paul first approached Forbis because of his photogenic aura.
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In 2017, Outside magazine reported that Instagram had lost its mind over a particularly photogenic canyon in Arizona called Horseshoe Bend.
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The great photogenic views of the grass courts, terrace, beautiful people and WSTC building from the top rows of the stadium.
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"It wasn't just that she was extremely photogenic, beautiful — she had 'It,' the right sass and body language," Mr. Callner said.
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He is thirty-eight and photogenic, a devout Christian who grew up in Soweto and is married to a white woman.
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He's made a couple of page-three appearances because of his very nice Indian ethnic wear and his very photogenic family.
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Consider this: If the Democrats would search their ranks and find a few photogenic, articulate and sharp rising stars like Rep.
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Everyone wants to do something unique to commemorate their special day, and where else to find romantic, photogenic inspiration than Pinterest?
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Between Trainwreck, an enormous book deal and her photogenic BFFship with Jennifer Lawrence, the comedian kept busy during a packed 2015.
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Plus, she's found her happily-ever-after love with Wilson, and the photogenic couple has been pegged #RelationshipGoals all over social media.
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It makes sense when you think about it—the job is inherently photogenic, given the risk and spectacular views (and, occasionally, cats).
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Before this sweetie in stripes was cracking jokes on Saturday nights, she was just another photogenic girl growing up in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Before this goofy guy had a model-worthy smile, he was just another photogenic fella cheesin' for picture day in Andale, Kansas.
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On the "meanwhile in Canada" surface, it's easy to assume everyone has it better here under our photogenic national leader Justin Trudeau.
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I don't know what's more amazing about this photo: how naturally photogenic all the Beckham kids are or Ferguson's eye-catching pose.
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He's serious and she's zany, and on social media, she gives us tiny bits of access to their photogenic, politically engaged lives.
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A sure-fire clear sky above the photogenic Mortuary Temple of Hatshepsut will make it a honeypot site for excited eclipse-chasers.
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SINGAPORE — Get your Instagram accounts ready, because a new cafe dedicated to Gudetama the lazy egg is the height of photogenic adorableness.
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That's why, we've rounded up a selection of bags that are just lust-worthy, just photogenic enough to catch on like wildfire.
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Baristas from coast to coast are probably grateful that the enchanting and photogenic Unicorn Frappuccino was a fleeting addition to Starbucks' menu.
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Those snacks don't sell out quite as quickly as their Groot-inspired counterpart, but that may be because they're not as photogenic.
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The mythical inspiration has touched everything from coffee drinks to savory sandwiches and the photogenic trend shows no signs of slowing down.
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It is home to the photogenic Mini Vinnie, a slice covered in tiny pizza slices that caught the Internet's attention last year.
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In your free time, you enjoy taking long walks through the farmers market and Instagramming photogenic baskets of organic, rain-dappled tomatoes.
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Even though it's by far the most photogenic of all the margaritas, it was a little bit too sweet for my taste.
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This particularly photogenic variety comes courtesy of hostess with the mostess Sue Chan, and is filled with a sweet black sesame paste.
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Do you want to eat only photogenic smoothie bowls and be utterly unfazed by the fact that they are cold yogurt soup?
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For this reason, the Lovings are excellent plaintiffs in the case — and photogenic, too, garnering national attention in a Life magazine profile.
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Read: I'm more concerned with wearing comfortable shoes than making sure my outfit is photogenic, or that my hair is freshly washed.
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This year, however, several new fitness-focused retreats in photogenic destinations could help give travelers the motivation they need for lasting success.
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In fact, I really preferred to get my dog's aura photographed — think of what I could learn about my highly photogenic bulldog!
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" Mr. Almodóvar explained that "I like working with people who are photogenic, which has nothing to do with how beautiful you are.
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If you want to set your movie or game on the Moon, it's not hard to find imagery of our photogenic satellite.
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Horticulture Week called it a "must-have plant" in 2019, and as demand for the photogenic philodendron exploded, so did the prices.
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Now that the world traveler has solved the mystery of the mountain on his phone, he is on to other photogenic sites.
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This was the situation 13,000 tourists found themselves in on Wednesday at the foot of the Matterhorn, Switzerland's most famously photogenic mountain.
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An option on the Chinese rating app Dianping allows users to search for wanghong ("internet viral") coffee houses: ones with particularly photogenic decor.
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The new mask, which comes in a very photogenic rose-gold tube, is the third product to join the Insta-famous brand's lineup.
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The event provided plenty of photogenic moments, to be sure, but in the fall of 2014, Instagram was different than it is now.
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Say it with us: The measure of a good beauty product is not how photogenic it is, but how well it actually works.
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As famous families continued to grow, snap-happy moms and dads have been gifting us with squeal-inducing looks at their photogenic offspring.
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That I have a pug of my own now, who is also very photogenic, does not diminish my enjoyment of Ham's regal bearing.
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With photogenic chain-smoking Azalea, the zoo doesn't seem to be trying to rehabilitate its less-than-stellar image outside of the DPRK.
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SVNR is a perfectly photogenic, welcome change of pace from the chunky or minimal gold jewelry we've been seeing non-stop some time.
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On Thursday, Johnson & Johnson announced it would begin showing drug prices alongside photogenic actors doing mundane things in its televised ads next month.
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Another perk of driving yourself: You have the flexibility to pull over whenever you see something photogenic, which happens quite frequently in Iceland.
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It's a phone accessory specifically designed to train your cat, dog, and other photogenic companions to take next-level selfies with minimal fuss.
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Many tourists come to Nara to take selfies with adorable deer, but the pretty cherry blossoms at Kasuga Grand Shrine are equally photogenic.
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The lush and leafy presentation is incredibly photogenic, too — after all, green has long been considered the most relaxing color for your eyes.
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Samuel Beckett and Buster Keaton surely possess two of the most photogenic faces of the 20th century, contrasting images of haplessness and stoicism.
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With juicy fresh beef and a stunningly photogenic bun, the double quarter pounder looks and tastes like a burger from a better restaurant.
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There's no doubt that the animals in the Los Angeles Zoo are photogenic, but it seems they're also good behind the camera, too.
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Embracing painterly sensibilities, Waugh elevates her breakfast recipes to an idyllic, photogenic realm in which schmear doubles as pigment, turning bread into canvas.
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Between the photogenic food, bright blue tabletops, and LA sunshine pouring in through the giant windows from Sunset Avenue, it's an Instagram jackpot.
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Fallaci was a piquant, stylish beauty, self-consciously photogenic in the Joan Didion way, a midcentury woman writer vigilant about her public image.
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A Lloyd Wright house, linked to the Black Dahlia murder, is now a photogenic backdrop for fund-raisers, music videos and cannabis gatherings.
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Ms. D'Alessandro, a fresh and highly photogenic face, seemed perfectly cast to offer a pro-Europe patina and appeal to frustrated young Southerners.
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There was another danger, more insidious and less photogenic than any of these, but which nonetheless posed a threat to their endeavour—boredom.
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In-N-Out&aposs sleek, photogenic sandwiches couldn&apost be more different from Five Guys&apos generous, unfussy stacks of beef and bun.
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The more photogenic the event, the better the photos, and the better the device, the more incentive millennials have to document their experiences.
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He attributed the beverage's success to its sweet and refreshing taste, its photogenic appearance and how it pairs with menu items like oysters.
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If they did, then a whole new ballet begins -- one of private jets and ticket inspections and press conferences and giant, photogenic checks.
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More deliberately grand in effect is "Untitled (Cascade)" (1992-96), an atypical if undeniably photogenic work that appears in the exhibition's publicity materials.
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Our favorite cetaceans, in addition to being annoyingly photogenic, act as the trees of the ocean: They actually store carbon in their bodies.
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Both have a unique, photogenic look, have been embraced by the fashion world, and maintain that authentic rawness many of their pop predecessors lack.
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But its personalized enamel tables are the photogenic feature that attract customers inside, along with its extensive champagne collection and photo-ready champagne bongs.
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A photogenic five-year-old from Nigeria has been dubbed the world's "most beautiful girl" after portraits of her went viral on social media.
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This past May, the newly engaged couple, along with a team of photographers and cinematographers, took a five-day trip through the photogenic destination.
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Liv Tyler's newborn daughter Lula Rose is only 13 days old, but she's already taking after her photogenic mom in front of the camera.
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Just head there before the end of the month, when the mini corn dog nachos will get replaced with something equally delicious and photogenic.
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Remarkably, this is the fourth nor'easter to hit in just three weeks, and each of the storms has been photogenic in its own way.
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The 33-year-old former Marine is photogenic, trim, well-spoken and from an established Pittsburgh family with a distinguished record in public service.
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From that idyllic first snowfall to awkward family portraits to trays of delicately frosted gingerbread men, few seasons are more photogenic than the holidays.
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She's friendly with kids, extremely photogenic, and directly responsible for over 219 arrests and the seizure of at least nine tons of illegal drugs.
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She's friendly with kids, extremely photogenic, and directly responsible for over 200 arrests and the seizure of at least nine tons of illegal drugs.
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" Ultimately, @hkfoodiexblogger declared the sandwich "Rather Average" but gave a major caveat, saying that, "We All CAN Not the deny that IT IS photogenic.
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It's certainly possible to ask whether a church that relies as much on Instagram branding and photogenic pastors as Hillsong is a good thing.
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Her perennial coif, with its photogenic wisps and subtle shine, obviously straightened with the generous application of heat, is the picture of elegant nonchalance.
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The diaristic performance takes the immediately recognizable tropes of Instagram perfectionism and effectively embodies them, curating the photogenic life of an LA-based character.
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Under continual pressure to pump out fresh goods, design companies now rely on photogenic displays to mask the distinction between old and new products.
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Instagram offers us images of people with nicer vacations and trendier clothes and more photogenic food, which can make us dissatisfied with our own.
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Aside from the fact that they both had medical conditions that made them particularly photogenic, Lil Bub tapped into something more caring and careful.
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This very photogenic vegetable farmer is setting hearts ablaze in the Philippines, after a Facebook user spotted the man and circulated his photos online.
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New York City resident Zeddie Little gained Internet fame after he was captured looking ridiculously photogenic while jogging in a race in South Carolina.
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Both the pastors and their stylish, photogenic wives post frequently about the joys of married life for their hundreds of thousands of Instagram followers.
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Mr. Ignoffo and his wife come down to the harbor all the time, he said, one of the most photogenic spots in the city.
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Along with a bevy of members of Congress, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack and top agriculture industry representatives are joining Obama on the photogenic trip.
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A trim Indian American with a photogenic face and perennially crisp shirts, Tolia, 45, is the cofounder and CEO of the social media site Nextdoor.
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And those interested in getting a good look at the island's most photogenic migratory visitors, puffins, should plan to visit in the month of August.
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From the outside, the Airbnb looks… well, just like a big potato, which is the point I guess, even if it isn't the most photogenic.
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So by all means, head to a glamorous location with your most photogenic friends and take a few photos—but cool it with the sass.
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There was just one problem: the "parts" were fake, revealed to be just a cool-looking plate covering the real (and much less photogenic) parts.
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The big picture: Super Typhoon Trami is one of the more powerful — and photogenic — storms to form in the northern hemisphere so far this year.
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Despite the fact that most of us need a lot more space than these itty-bitty purses offer, we just can't resist their photogenic appeal.
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Becoming a full-time manager to your photogenic pet comes with its own unique financial intricacies that you will need to know come tax season.
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But even when I am working from home, the mind reels at comparing itself to others either more active, more photogenic or more organized/capable.
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Ahead, get ready to feast your eyes on some of the coolest, most photogenic corners of the city — without ever having to sit in traffic.
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Technically, moon milk started as an Ayurvedic sleep aid, but has really taken off with wellness influencers, frankly because the colorful lattes are very photogenic.
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A photogenic, Harvard-educated former mayor and economist, Lopez would likely be a popular opposition presidential candidate if able to run in any future vote.
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Last month, she posted a trio of adorable photos of her daughter but admitted that "Sometimes having a baby sucks" despite the cute, photogenic moments.
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But Bell is way more passionate about the future of seafood than he is about feeding the future King of England and his photogenic wife.
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Starbucks announced that the photogenic Pink Drink is now an official and permanent menu item, joining the ranks of Caramel Frappuccinos and White Chocolate Mochas.
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SEA TURTLES, which begin life as photogenic little dinosaurs scrambling their way from their terrestrial eggshells to the sea, nestle next to an IPHONE CASE.
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Photogenic attributes aside, they're also a fairly easy quick bread that travels well and will make you at least 50% more popular with your friends.
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Celebrity endorsements aren't new, of course, but influencer marketing expands the category of "celebrity" to include teen-age fashionistas, drone racers, and particularly photogenic dogs.
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November 3, 2016 Then there's the seeming food porn handle that has put out 21,000 tweets since March: Podesta plus photogenic snacks: Simply the BEST!
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He freestyled with fluorescent orange and yellow tape over black satin paint and wound up creating one of the most photogenic backdrops in the space.
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Wine has long been the main attraction of this photogenic region, home to 40 miles of Pacific Ocean coastline interspersed with farmland and redwood forests.
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I see trendily minimalist, unflaggingly photogenic nonplaces that feel like just another facet of the self-marketing that's expected of us in every other sphere.
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Since its inception in 2003, Teen Vogue had published an annual ''Young Hollywood'' issue, featuring a parade of photogenic actors on the cusp of fame.
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"I&aposm busier than ever because parents are feeling more and more pressure to put on photogenic parties that resonate on Instagram," Volk-Weiss said.
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The photogenic Duchess is rarely absent from Britain's front pages, but the popular royal couple give little away about their private lives, heightening public interest.
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With looming student debt and rising costs of living, millennials often can't afford to splurge on a trip to photogenic destinations like Iceland or Japan.
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"While the average Quadrantid is fairly bright, this shower is not photogenic unless you take time exposures during maximum activity," the American Meteor Society says.
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A successful stage actress in Paris, Ms. Moreau had a pouty, downturned mouth and circles under her eyes, and she was not generally considered photogenic.
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Pius is certainly in the running to be one of the most photogenic popes, but he's got some stiff competition for the title of most scandalous.
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It was a photogenic finish to a scrappy Fight Pass card, and it allowed the 37-year-old Manuwa to retake the narrative of his career.
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Whether you had a rough 2016 or you had a perfectly photogenic child named Ines, it's hard to ignore the memes: People are ready for 2017.
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According to PopSugar, the lychee flavor isn't exactly new, but thanks to a little thing called Instagram, the photogenic food is getting a new life online.
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The photogenic Navarro-Valls became a celebrity in his own right, a global media personality often appearing on television to explain Catholic teachings in simple language.
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People's reactions were pretty thought-provoking, albeit less photogenic: If the person who invented the drawing board had failed, what would he have gone back to?
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But I didn't even have to resort to chugging a beverage while surreptitiously toking under the table—it was all from sipping a single photogenic cocktail.
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Some may say avocado toast is a fading food fad — catapulted into the Insta-world only to be replaced by a slew of other photogenic eats.
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Hallmark may have cornered the Valentine's Day card market, but penguins lead the pack (Ok, maybe alongside pandas) as the most photogenic V-Day zoo animals.
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The route between Monterey and Santa Barbara was designed not just to be photogenic, but also difficult, curvy and with plenty of hills in the way.
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The photogenic Belgian Malinois breed got a prime spot in the middle of the staff page -- right between a math teacher and the school's yearbook adviser.
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RS Puppis is 269,000 times more luminous than our own sun, which is one reason why the gas and dust around the star are so photogenic.
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Netflix's new comedy initially billed itself as a happy-go-lucky suburban parody, starring the photogenic pairing of Timothy Olyphant and Drew Barrymore at her sunniest.
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Americans have been captivated by the photogenic Trudeau, 44, whose father, Pierre Trudeau, was prime minister from 1968 through 1979, and again from 1980 to 1984.
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A quick Instagram scroll shows just how much millennials love a good vantage point that's both fun and photogenic — which brings me to my next point.
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When I produced the swimming pool, which is a highly published and very photogenic work, there were no cell phones, no smart phones, let alone Instagram.
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In Ivanka's world, the shore is never far, the driftwood is always photogenic and there's time aplenty, because there are servants galore, to forage for it.
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William Henry Fox Talbot was a botanist, and many of his earliest "photogenic drawings" — they're known as photograms today — depicted leaves, ferns, grasses and other plants.
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The wood-beamed interiors of the 2150th-century farmhouse are endlessly photogenic, decorated with pastel floral wallpaper, sheepskin throw rugs and jugs of freshly picked wildflowers.
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Closer to earth, thousands each day pass through the Oculus, the photogenic transit hub and shopping mall that is adjacent to a site of the attacks.
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Critic's Notebook COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — It's a year of big birthdays at the Glimmerglass Festival, the annual series of operas performed here at the photogenic Otsego Lake.
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In 2012, following his defeat by Enrique Peña Nieto, the photogenic P.R.I candidate, he left the P.R.D. to form the National Regeneration Movement, known as Morena.
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GLASGOW — Pushing purposefully through the crowd, Scotland's first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, stops abruptly, her path blocked by a well-wisher cradling a photogenic 22017-month-old.
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Chicago has seen several photogenic advection fog events like this in recent years when warm air moves in over the comparatively cool waters of Lake Michigan.
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You don't have to schedule constant moments of togetherness or stage-manage a series of escalating photogenic celebratory acts culminating in a show-stopping closing number.
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Uploading a picture or video from a photogenic spot to sites such as Douyin and Kuaishou is known in China as daka, meaning "punching the card".
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Well like this photogenic protest that was held at the capital yesterday featuring a dozen children in Mylar blankets, like those given kids at the border shelters.
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Taco Bell, which is owned by Yum Brands, is trying to reach millennials who live in urban areas with its Cantinas, which often feature photogenic wall art.
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This week, the postcard stars the photogenic, bottom-dwelling sea creatures that make up the broad category of benthic animals or benthos— like sponges, starfish, and scallops.
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The Pastagram is really playing up the social media angle, promising "photogenic" details in all of its dishes as well as bright, teal decor in the space.
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This has also meant that for decades, "inclusion" has largely looked like only welcoming the thin, photogenic, and magnetic folks from these marginalized communities into the fold.
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With such photogenic folks working for the cause, the accompanying ad campaign reflects the authentic style, strength, and beauty of not just the brand, but the subjects.
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You'll find everything you need — from the most photogenic, share-worthy rooms to what Pixel 2 features you'll need to use to capture 'em — broken down, ahead.
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The New Mexico city is one of the largest art markets in the country, and the Meow Wolf complex offers a glimpse into its photogenic potential future.
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He has a solid record, a photogenic three-year-old, and a military discipline on the campaign trail that has helped him avoid gaffes and slip-ups.
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While the possibly record setting heat will make those participating in the march feel uncomfortable at times, it will also provide a photogenic backdrop for the event.
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La Boca's colorful buildings and cobblestone streets complete with a lively arts scene make this district one of the most visited (and most photogenic) in Buenos Aires.
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He told Business Insider that he often passes by a particularly photogenic spot, where guests flock to take pictures in front of the park's Cadillac Mountain Range.
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The royal family shared some photogenic snaps of their ski holiday, and, in the grand tradition of photos featuring Prince George and Princess Charlotte, they're absolutely adorable.
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"I'm 103 and to this day I'll never feel as photogenic as I did for my tenth grade student ID," a Boston woman named Carmen messaged me.
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These so-called brachycephalic breeds, with their shortened heads, flat faces and barely there noses, "are very photogenic with their large, forward-looking eyes," Mr. Woo said.
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Fresh from a string of mini scandals and a humiliating election win, the photogenic Canadian Prime Minister has inadvertently handed his citizens another reason to ridicule him.
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Like that town, Bacalar has cenotes, natural swimming holes in the limestone rock; early Mayan archaeological sites (Dzibanche and Kohunlich); and, of course, that gorgeous, photogenic water.
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She was constantly buying and returning clothes to photograph herself in; when she went out to eat, she went to the most photogenic restaurant she could find.
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It will be faced in precast concrete panels designed to have some of the same visual texture and complexity as its most photogenic postwar ancestors, including Habitat.
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The strike lacked the marches' momentum coming off the election, as well as their virality and visuals, like the photogenic pink "pussy hats" that many attendees wore.
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They're flocking to destinations that look good on Instagram, like Lisbon, as well as photogenic hotels — luxury hotels are employing simple design aesthetics for this very reason.
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Before this grinning little guy was lighting up Hollywood with his million dollar smile, he was just another photogenic kid growing up in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Is there really a difference between buying a particularly photogenic latte purely for the Instagram photo and paying a few bucks for our virtual selves to look better?
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"Even when I am working from home, the mind reels at comparing itself to others either more active, more photogenic or more organized/capable," she wrote in September.
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He landed the gig on MTV thanks to his photogenic features and an elaborate stunt on stage that involved singing while enduring a steady drip of hot wax.
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Their dream is not to own a BMW or to go skiing but to enjoy a dessert—as long as it is photogenic enough to post on Instagram.
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Saturn is perhaps the most photogenic planet in our solar system, and a new photo taken by the Cassini spacecraft shows the world off in a big way.
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Animals have long been popular online, cats in particular, and having especially photogenic pets has some led people like Methachittiphan and Ellis to a lucrative full-time career.
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As Thomas began to book modelling gigs and commercials, it became clear to everyone that this was a septuagenarian trapped in the body of a photogenic child star.
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When Janet (Molly-Ann Nordin) becomes pregnant, she and Darren (Jeffrey Brian Adams) expect a cookie-cutter-perfect addition to their retro-photogenic Ward-and-June-Cleaver lives.
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The CEOs of DNVBs obsess over creating the perfect Facebook ad featuring photogenic models, but they really need to spend more time honing their financial model in Excel.
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"We maintained the whimsical elements of the public spaces," Thomas said, while noting that the guest rooms were redesigned to have a lighter, brighter, and more photogenic feel.
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The egg sandwich, to be specific, a messy, photogenic one on a brioche bun, first served in 2011, from a food truck, questionably named Eggslut, in Los Angeles.
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Humans have always known that Earth is obscenely gorgeous from a surface perspective, but 50 years ago, we learned that it is every bit as photogenic from afar.
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Translation: It may not be photogenic, but if you're willing to hold it in place during the treatment you can mask like a celeb...without the mask. Also?
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" The Dreamers, as Victor Davis Hanson points out, are merely "politically photogenic and for now seen as the easiest group to exempt from efforts to control illegal immigration.
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"I booked this really photogenic apartment purely because the photos were beautiful on the website and I thought it would look nice on my social media," she said.
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Because of his jovial stage presence and photogenic, symmetrical face, many people — Liam included — thought he would follow the footsteps of another boy band pop mogul, Justin Timberlake.
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Vancouver Island is a place for them to brush up on their camera skills, too, as the local wildlife is some of the most photogenic in the world.
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Matera is known for its distinctive "sassi," a honeycomb of cave dwellings occupied since Paleolithic times that have made it a photogenic stand-in for the Holy Land.
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"We were about to fly over but thought this one was visually interesting and fairly photogenic, so on a lark, I just took a couple photos," Harbeck said.
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Laura Lombardi has come into what you'd call "Instagram fame" over the last couple of years thanks to the very photogenic Curve earrings ($98) and reworked Ruota hoops ($2).
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"We wanted it to be photogenic, but more so we wanted it to match the food that we were presenting and to really transport people in Havana," Markoe said.
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Lancôme Star Bronzer Intense Bronzing Brush: Penelope Cruz's Makeup Artist, Hung Vanngo, used the compact version of this to achieve her photogenic glow on the 2020 Oscars red carpet.
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Brooklyn Beckham — the 17-year-old son of the extremely photogenic David and Victoria, and already a model — shared his own follicle folly in a Saturday morning Instagram post.
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The rise of model personalities who are as thoughtful, eloquent, and impassioned as they are beautiful and photogenic has transformed the face of fashion over the past few years.
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You see, there's something about the way this shiny fabric looks that makes it so hard to resist: It's badass with minimal effort, looks expensive, and is so photogenic.
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The "right" way, as I understand it, is something like wearing itchy wool scarves to cut down Douglas Firs with your photogenic family, then going to a million parties.
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Like the rumors of the flashy floating trash island versus the sober, but less photogenic reality of microplastic smog, it's not always the flashiest element that most deserves attention.
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The couscous is so remarkably photogenic—topped with a sunlike spread of orchid petals—that you could be forgiven for wondering if its beauty is compensatory for culinary defects.
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No matter their net worth, most Instagrams are basically the same: orchestrated evidence of the big celebrations, long-awaited vacations, and photogenic indulgences that separate long stretches of mundanity.
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The Wi-Ki-Woo hotel in San Antonio, Ibiza, Spain, is a prime example, as the photogenic spot is practically made to get you the most 'grammable vacation shots.
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All of that, except here, Lively is experiencing a momentary break from being one of the most photogenic people in the world when a yawn interrupts the photo op.
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Instagram: 2.1 millionYouTube: 122,000TikTok: 287,000Facebook: 216,000Smoothie has been dubbed the "world's most photogenic cat", and her emerald eyes and golden fur have even inspired a mural in New Zealand.
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Known for its soft purple sand and photogenic sunsets, the beach is an ideal spot for picnics and long walks and is a favorite of photographers, said Mr. O'Keefe.
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She doesn't understand that he was balancing out his universe with the necessary corrections that a handsome (he will only cop to "photogenic") man with a soul must make.
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The rooftop pool is colorful and photogenic, and if you're looking to stay somewhere that encapsulates Miami's sleek energy before hitting the downtown nightlife scene, you'll love this hotel.
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Despite the photogenic warmth between Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim, the president has repeated his determination to continue imposing sanctions on the North until it abandons its nuclear weapons.
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You have to hand it to Speedos — by creating such photogenic dishes (the pancakes are one of many), I bet they don't have to spend a penny on marketing.
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He was coached by the Trump team to say nothing, shake a few hands and look reasonable and photogenic in his meetings with Mr. Schumer and the Senate Democrats.
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In the refined yet approachable space — filled with custom wood furniture, a long marble bar and distressed leather chairs — guests flip for Rousseau's photogenic house specialty, the Inside Manhattan.
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In a 45-second commercial called "The Moldy Whopper," a burger is assembled in the most photogenic way possible, and then left to rot for the next four weeks.
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While other buoyant devices (see: the humble pool noodle) existed long before photogenic floaties took over, the rise of Instagram-worthy inflatables can be traced back to Taylor Swift.
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But the whole thing is cute (and, sigh, photogenic) enough that you can imagine deciding to splurge on a curated theme for a simple dinner with your BFFs, too.
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As illustrated in a tweet: A personality with several hundred thousand followers on a social media platform, typically Instagram, who leverages their photogenic lifestyle for clout, content, and money.
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Armies of selfie-takers-and-sharers were arriving, more interested in photogenic events, like the Costume Institute's theatrically installed "Manus x Machina" show last year, than in archival objects.
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It's the fact that two photogenic teenagers with nice onscreen chemistry and a story that the country is invested in film some catchy propaganda pieces for the revolutionary movement.
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The package features a three-night stay (May 17-20) at one of Bermuda's top hotels, the photogenic Hamilton Princess, and starts at $999 for room, air, spa and transportation.
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Still, the behind-the-scenes makes it seem, for a second, that SJP is just like any other person wearing a particularly photogenic pair of shoes on a sunny Saturday.
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That works well for much-snapped edifices in holiday hotspots, but getting equivalent sets of pictures for parts of the natural environment means finding something specific that is equally photogenic.
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This week the French capital received far more than its usual share of snow, leaving many of its museums, gardens, and outdoor sculptures with a photogenic dusting of fresh powder.
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So wonderfully photogenic, the girls bring intensity, freedom and an energy that photographers, stylists and casting directors usually spend years trying to capture, and often end up having to manufacture.
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For Kelly's new show to work, NBC will have to focus less on the glam of the photogenic Kelly and more on the aggressive interview style she exhibited on FNC.
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It features Koons talking about something as photogenic Snapchat users flock to a SnapMap GPS beacon before his art fills their phone screens, the assorted hipsters looking on in awe.
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The sponsor wanted a host who would also be a company spokesman, and Reagan's articulate, photogenic new wife, a former MGM contract player, was a large part of his appeal.
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Dawe, known for arranging ROY G BIVs of twine into extremely photogenic artworks, recently completed a suspended archway called Plexus c18 in the San Antonio Airport's Terminal A ticketing area.
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As a nondocumentary photographer, I was slightly terrified to leave my studio, but the landscapes were so photogenic that it didn't matter that I had no control over the backdrop.
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Rather, he is another brash cable news fixture who is busy on Twitter and seems intoxicated with the publicity derived from a media profile and connections to a photogenic woman.
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Yet many seemed to follow a similar formula, hiring fashion-forward designers to create photogenic interiors and sprinkling their menus with international crowd pleasers like fish tacos or beef carpaccio.
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Nicknamed "Q," Wang already earns plenty in endorsements in China, where she has been known more for her bubbly personality and photogenic appearance than for her prowess on the court.
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The Hoxton Downtown Los Angeles is for those who eschew traditional, sometimes generic hotel chains, choosing a stay that&aposs experiential and photogenic over the chance to earn loyalty points.
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By the look of her big smile in the photo, it's safe to say that Robbie's wig moment was one of the most memorable (and photogenic) parts of it all.
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It is a normal little quick lunch spot, with some good details and ugly floors and mediocre light and a weirdly sexy Instagram, and it wants to be a photogenic star.
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Training for the speed events starts on Monday and promises to be painful for the photogenic skier, who once dated professional golfer Tiger Woods and whose popular appeal transcends the sport.
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While it remains to be seen whether or not the supremely photogenic pair are an item or just hoop-loving pals, here's everything you should know about Drake's NBA Awards date.
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IN THE mid-2000s Playpumps International, a charity, hit on a photogenic way of providing clean water to African villages: a pump powered by children playing on a merry-go-round.
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Mathis quickly realized that Lionel was naturally photogenic, so she started an Instagram account just for him, which showed off his poses, travels around town and itsy-bitsy, but extensive, wardrobe.
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As part of a recent brand overhaul, Carl's Jr.'s ad agency took pains to ensure the paper that lined its trays provided a photogenic backdrop for customer meals, Haley said.
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In addition to ensuring eyes are opened, the app will now identify five photogenic expressions: smiles, sticking your tongue out, kisses, duck face, puffed out cheeks, and a look of surprise.
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It had all the ingredients: Two photogenic young people, 30-year-old Gable Tostee and 26-year-old Warriena Wright, who died after she fell from his apartment balcony on Aug.
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Flamm and Delich each posted a snapshot to their Instagram accounts, where Delich's baby bump is visible under a fitted black dress — and the photogenic backdrop is extremely special to Flamm.
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The Hamptons' photogenic beaches and seafood shacks may look great on TV as the perfect backdrop for summertime drama, but locals and lawmakers are working to keep reality TV crews out.
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A "First Cat of NZ" Twitter account was set up by an anonymous user last month, featuring regular tweets about the photogenic cat's famous "mummy", Ardern, and quickly attracted 11,000 followers.
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Polls show a tight race between Cruz and the photogenic O'Rourke, who would make history if he could pull off what would be a huge upset in the Lone Star State.
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Appealing to young and old, locals and tourists, these photogenic exhibitions flood Instagram feeds with movie set-worthy backdrops, and encourage you to eat, take pictures, and share with your friends.
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On the FX show "The Americans," created by a former C.I.A. officer, the photogenic Elizabeth and Philip rarely get through an episode without a car chase and a murder or two.
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It's certainly photogenic: Throughout our visit we spotted guests, most of them outfitted for a Brooklyn bar crawl, taking selfies and portraits in many corners of the lush five-acre grounds.
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Nuriev's apartment is certainly photogenic — he has a knack for dividing spaces with color-blocking, essentially creating areas made to be framed — but it also radiates an air of imperfect coziness.
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In apartments decorated with the same furniture and painted the same shades of security-deposit white, we placed the same ceramic planters, creating photogenic vignettes with the same low-maintenance plants.
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The Duchess of Cambridge has helped to steady the ship: she's as photogenic as her mother-in-law was, but appears genuinely content in both her marriage and her public role.
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We bring together female creators, makers, influencers, thought leaders, changemakers and extraordinarily photogenic white women to hatch plans and take names, while nourishing their inner creativity with plant-infused matcha suppositories.
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Because New York City is so ecumenically photogenic, I had high hopes for this documentary about two visionaries with diametrically opposed views of how the city and its residents best live.
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The real beauty and strength behind L.A.'s restaurant scene isn't some photogenic white girls cooking really expensive Middle Eastern-inspired food or even a well conceived dining experience like Salazar.
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Princess Charlotte has had other memorable, photogenic moments in the past, such as giving a regal wave like the Queen and hiding behind her mom on her first day of school.
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Wasn't the media playing the same tired, old game, elevating a photogenic white savior figure so that it wouldn't have to deal with voices and faces that might make it uncomfortable?
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Instead of depending on its photogenic actors making meals out of the scenery, Big Little Lies revealed its luxurious trappings to be nothing more than a veneer concealing much uglier truths.
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If we have learned anything in the cruel summer of 22016, it is that you can't build your life around a two month-long celebrity romance, however photogenic they may seem together.
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The 50 Shades of Grey actress is doing more than just teaching the ladies how to mold their bodies into photogenic poses, and she's not just looking for a pretty face, either.
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It's not that they're inherently photogenic — a Starbucks cup is a Starbucks cup regardless of what's inside it, and the PSL doesn't get its own special design like the holiday drinks do.
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The photogenic fluffball is a 6-month-old wire terrier mix, North Shore Animal League America tells PEOPLE, a birthday present for the couple's now 6-year-old twins, Harper and Gideon.
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With its hardscrabble, Everyman beginning, the tale also has a gratifyingly upbeat pay-off, featuring a photogenic family—his student-sweetheart wife is a former Miami Dolphins cheerleader—as well as success.
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The new video, which will start showing in flights at the end of the year, showcases plenty of iconic landmarks in the photogenic city, as a voiceover narrates the usual safety guidelines.
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Instead of taking inspiration from less-appetizing (and less photogenic) picks such as Thai tea or milk tea, Etude House took cues from the more colorful parts of the bubble tea menu.
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Because the theme parks' treats are the most ideal combinations of whimsical, photogenic, and tasty, our Instagram feed is constantly presenting us with the best and newest menu offerings from both parks.
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However, Singapore may lack some of the symbolism and photogenic advantages of the DMZ, which were on full display during last month's summit between Kim and South Korean President Moon Jae-in.
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Over the years, her gifts have included an old Sports Illustrated with a hologram of Michael Jordan on the cover and a photography tour of a particularly photogenic part of southern China.
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Here he is tenderly holding a cat and being photogenic: Patiently awaiting the day when she's old and fat enough to make anyone that holds her look like a Bond villain pic.twitter.
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From the moment the pair were first shot, hand-in-hand in public wearing matching leather jackets, that was it: Their fate as the most photogenic couple of the 22012s was sealed.
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Had I not gone incognito in the first place, I'm sure I would have ended up with the perfectly photogenic grilled cheese — because I was photographing it for an international lifestyle website.
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The sunrise is an amazing natural phenomenon to behold, and it's all the more breathtaking when it takes place above New York City, one of the most photogenic cities in the world.
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Fleshy masses of toenails, teeth, and skin merge to reveal the hyperrealist sculptures, titled Fleshlettes, which combine shock value and a focused study of the least photogenic attributes of the human body.
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His highly photogenic plates — luscious duck breast in subtle pipian verde, translucent scallop aguachile, rich chicken confit in mole rojo — make fond allusions to his homeland while showcasing his precision and wit.
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In 1839, William Henry Fox Talbot announced that he had discovered a new means of "photogenic drawing," which could trace the details of plants, fabrics or the like on light-sensitized paper.
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I recently bought a fiddle-leaf fig, which looks very photogenic on Pinterest, and it's not doing well, so I've been stopping in at the Sill on Hester Street to get advice.
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Here's why: "As the lunar soil (regolith) is a light, greyish-brown color, it is not very photogenic, and it doesn't show much contrast between brightly lit areas and shadows," he said.
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Framed by white sand beaches, these photogenic locations are dotted with Victorian architecture and Federal-style brick mansions built by sea captains and industrialists who profited from the once-thriving whaling trade.
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Google showed people driving past rainbow pride flags, walking into their homes past hanging mezuzas, and making dinner with a photogenic group of multiethnic friends that would make any network sitcom proud.
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It's a dynamic that is compounded by social media, which balkanizes under the guise of building community, rewarding the hottest takes and most photogenic banalities over the messy dispatches of a full life.
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There are few better places to try your hand at Northern Lights photography than the Pallas-Yllästunturi National Park, whose fells and frozen lakes — Pallasjärvi and Jerisjärvi — provide the most photogenic backdrop possible.
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The folks over at Coffee N' Clothes are experts at this: The popular Instagram account-turned-website that documents and celebrates photogenic coffee knows a thing or two about accruing those double-taps.
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Related: How To Make An IRL Ghostbusters Photon Beam How to Build the First Lightsaber Ever Made How to Create Physics-Defying Illusions with Water How to Blow a Really, Really Photogenic Bubble
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Let a cherry-red bandeau peek out from underneath for a bright pop of color, and buckle on a shiny, platinum belt bag for a practical and photogenic way to house your wallet.
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On Friday, Oklahoma City Animal Welfare events coordinator Natalie Winfree dressed up three of the shelter's most photogenic (and cooperative) pups in tinfoil hats in hopes of raising awareness for the organization's cause.
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Herschel and photography pioneer Henry Fox Talbot — who made "photogenic drawings" in a similar fashion — were acquaintances of Atkins's father, scientist John George Children, who was enthusiastic about his daughter's interest in science.
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Another aroid species that has become a bona fide object of obsession for this new generation of collectors is the eminently photogenic variegated monstera, whose leaves are marbled with painterly splashes of white.
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Blocking the delisting of charismatic, Instagram-worthy megafauna like bears and wolves undermines the credibility of the act while costing taxpayers millions and diverting resources away from genuinely imperiled, if less photogenic, species.
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Because "pleasure eating" is something included in the original explanation of dopamine fasting, I decided to skip eating these for the moment, and made an (not photogenic) bowl of rice and beans instead.
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It certainly does not manifest for the regular diner on a regular night, who will nonetheless pay a hefty sum for the sprinkle of reputation dusted over her lackluster but highly photogenic meal.
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Farther afield, the trails at Dillon Falls and the North Fork trail at Tumalo Falls are photogenic, or you can cool off inside the Lava River Cave ($24.50), where it's always 21.25 degrees.
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It's not a burger or a grain bowl but a multicolored, photogenic and meticulously arranged plate that bears at least a familial resemblance to the cooking at Eleven Madison Park and the NoMad.
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Both ordered the Bullet Proof, a photogenic play on a whiskey sour featuring rye, St. Germain, turmeric, lemon, chili and bitters with a foamy egg white that Ms. Pistorius had seen on Instagram.
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Instagram is to thank for the birth of "Oshapiku" — a compound of "oshare" (fancy) and "picnic", where the emphasis is on meeting up, dressing up and engaging in the most photogenic picnic imaginable.
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WHEN a giant and extremely photogenic iceberg grounded near the Newfoundland town of Ferryland in April, it brought global attention to the annual drift into the North Atlantic of icebergs calved off Greenland's glaciers.
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A space does not just have to be attractive; it must be photogenic, which is different, which you know if you have ever watched America's Next Top Model or seen a photo of yourself.
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The Monty has a very large main compartment in the back, big enough it's difficult to photograph (I tried… for some reason this thing is not photogenic, though it looks good in real life).
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The photogenic feline from Moscow, Russia — who, according to his bio loves "to dream and fantasize" — takes his Instagram followers (all 9,630 of them) on colorful indoor adventures, thanks to some seriously creative photography.
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I've never been on a trip where I didn't want to snap well over a hundred photos, but there are certain cities that are just so photogenic it's hard to put the camera down.
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Why spend heaps of money on an expensive watch when you can spend that same heap on multiple photogenic meals and yoga classes that will do more for your Instagram follower and likes count?
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Ms. Wade's photogenic looks and penchant for wearing arty headpieces soon helped her achieve lucrative "It" girl status that resulted in consulting for Alice & Olivia and appearing in advertising projects for Cartier and Armani.
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Puma EskivaA fearless update on the brand's legendary boxing design from the '2285s, this hybrid sneaker-meets-boot style by Puma is just as photogenic on the foot as it is on its own.
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The morning starts with Victoria Beckham, whose show is as good a place as you'll find to rubberneck at the ever-photogenic Beckham clan, who tend to come en masse to support their mum.
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The photogenic pair later sat next to each other at the Golden Anniversary Spectacular Mega Concert held at Kensington Oval cricket ground, where photos showed Harry, 32, flashing an appreciative smile at Rihanna, 28.
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Geography lesson aside, these are the basics: sea, electronic music of just about every variety and more people Insta Storying their way through the festival's most photogenic areas than you'd even want to imagine.
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Ms. Eisenhart recalled a time when the skies opened up during pre-wedding photos and the couple didn't have a rain plan, so her husband ran out to buy a bunch of photogenic umbrellas.
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Nutrition experts say the teas are essentially "a bunch of herbs" that, at best, will give you a boost via caffeine and, at worst, bless you with an un-photogenic case of explosive diarrhea.
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Those denouncing "Matilda" include a bishop rumored to be Mr. Putin's personal confessor and a photogenic young prosecutor from Crimea elected to the State Duma, or Parliament, after Russia seized the peninsula from Ukraine.
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The ghostly silhouettes of ferns, grasses, and other specimens, created with Talbot's cameraless "photogenic drawing" technique, set a tone of experimentation for the small show on the inaugural three decades of photography in Italy.
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A photogenic Georgia native, Ayers has advised a series of high-profile Republican governors and has been Vice President Mike Pence's chief of staff, running one of the most effective political teams in Washington.
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Despite the typically warm summer weather in Los Angeles (today reached into the low 80s in parts of the city), Witherspoon rocked the long coat, looking photogenic even as makeup artists attended to her touchups.
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While many of these women gracing social media are simply genetically blessed or skilled with the photo-editing apps, looking their best for the &aposgram also comes from knowing what angles are the most photogenic.
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So with her family and friends cheering her on, Gilmore entered her local Miss Conway County pageant, and won the title, along with six out of eight subcategory awards, including Miss Personality and Miss Photogenic.
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The Clips camera then takes this data and uses it to recognize when your kids are in front of the camera and doing something photogenic, like dancing or smiling, and then automatically capture a sequence.
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And if you're wondering why, it likely definitely has something to do with the fact that each piece is made in limited quantities out of deadstock fabric (that, and they're super-flattering and photogenic, too).
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The moments are psychedelic and spiritual, and "Blue Planet II" collects them into a saga pulsing with sea serpents, multi-armed beasts, protean freaks, photogenic anemones, legends of kelp forests, and cnidarians named for Gorgons.
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At select resorts, hotel staff can help guests figure out important proposal details, like the best time to propose if they want to do it at sunset or the most photogenic locations in the area.
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His administration exploited the president's photogenic looks to put him in front of the media with a script in his hand that reinforced the theme that the administration wanted to impart on that particular day.
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The second example, Maria Butina, was a photogenic 20-something Russian who, by 2015, was frequenting American political events, posing questions to presidential contenders, dining with the politically connected and snapping photos with conservative VIPs.
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Most social robot demos are facilitated by a person called a "robot handler," whose sole purpose is to keep the robots photogenic and to make sure their functioning isn't foiled by their own poor design.
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In 2017, Oslo launched "the Great Escape Oslo," a publicity campaign in which city officials poached frustrated tourists, including a suspiciously photogenic New Zealand couple who had complained on social media about crowds in Paris.
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Ms. Riddle sat backstage, stroking her Yorkiepoo Puccini, an 11-year-old rescue who also happens to be the reigning "Most Photogenic" champion of Barking Beauties, a dog show held every summer in the Hamptons.
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You've somehow avoided weeks of speculation and controversy surrounding photogenic new "couple" Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddleston, who have been photographed clutching each other's hands from blustery Rhode Island beaches to the Coliseum and beyond.
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The rewards are immense though, as you stroll "through forests and along clifftops, beaches and freshwater lagoons, passing abundant wildlife as well as photogenic natural formations like Remarkable Rocks and Admirals Arch," according to Lonely Planet.
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I wanted to make this post entirely about us, but sometimes I look at pictures of myself like this and can't believe how UNBELIEVABLY photogenic I am, and I just have to make it about me.
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Rain or shine, London is arguably one of the most photogenic destinations in the world: You simply can't beat a city that was founded in the Roman times and has been accumulating historical landmarks ever since.
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Scroll through the feed and you're likely to see signifiers of social wellness (friends), mental wellness (books and bathtubs), and physical wellness (yoga and photogenic health foods) that might bear negligible resemblance to one's actual life.
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Older residents recall decades back when Algonac was still a proud self-sufficient manufacturing hub, employing scores of locals at the Chris-Craft factory, which turned out photogenic wooden boats that remain prized by wealthy collectors.
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But from what I've seen of him smiling and shaking hands with photogenic children, he seems like a nice enough guy, and perhaps I would even enjoy the experience of sharing a friendly meal with him.
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Thanks to boundary-pushing missions that have taken us closer than ever before to a bunch of photogenic space bodies and increasingly high resolution imaging capabilities, the year has brought us some truly awe-inspiring pictures.
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And as a significant bonus, the series was set and filmed in the Lofoten Islands, a madly photogenic area of Norway (with an actual surfing scene) whose tourism revenue should be due for a serious bump.
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You've either been or been with the person who over enunciates when declaring that, "the ratio of cake-to-frosting is off," regarding the kind of professionally-piped cupcake that includes a sumptuous swirl of photogenic buttercream.
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But since Giuseppe took ownership, not much has changed other than the first names of his clientele, who now Instagram the hell out of Eddie's supremely photogenic towering ice cream creations, malts, shakes, and ice cream sodas.
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If a place seemed dangerous, photogenic, and worthy of some collision of science and technology and social media, Cossman wanted to go there, ideally with American brands helping him pay for it in exchange for the exposure.
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For a young man who hated small talk and didn't drink or take drugs, the club scene was mostly a place to be noticed, hopefully in the company of celebrities or, at the very least, photogenic women.
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The snaps feature a selfie of the actress, as well as Bodhi sporting a red mustache, Journey being carried by his equally photogenic father, and a photo of Noah, the eldest son, wearing a Frozen-inspired dress.
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We already know that the classic bucket will never go out of style, and its practicality (you can usually fit your umbrella, makeup bag, water bottle, and beyond) is almost as praise-worthy as its photogenic shape.
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The visual of a photogenic couple looking all loved up at dreamy locales around the world strikes a chord with the deepest desires for many of us: Having the perfect romantic partner to explore the world with.
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Photogenic human Bradley Cooper made a covert appearance in an A-list celeb selfie over the weekend, giving amateur photographers everywhere another reason to check out the background of their photos after clicking that virtual shutter. E!
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Scientists may appear in a photogenic tableau after they have made a magnificent discovery — united in vindication, beaming with pride — but she knows that this pretty picture almost always belies years of tensions, politicking and crushing setbacks.
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I inquired on social media, reaching out to Southerners, "northerners," and even Scandinavians to find out whether they had seen, heard of, or tasted a wet waffle filled with a handful of nature's most photogenic frozen contaminants.
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Well, look at a picture like this—I'd say there's an extremely fine line between "reporting" on issues that are essential for us to be informed about, and exploiting vulnerable people in tragic—yet extremely photogenic—situations.
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But at the time, the Socialists decided to bet on a younger and photogenic leader to turn the page on the debacle of 2011, when Mariano Rajoy and his conservative Popular Party won a landslide election victory.
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Free of existing origin stories, the premise is simple: a young brother and sister manifest their powers, and their non-mutant parents take them on the run with the help of photogenic members of a mutant underground.
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Matching pajamas for the entire family are now a social media rite of passage; photogenic sheet bakes and cheese plates that look ready to serve at small dinner parties are some of the internet's biggest food trends.
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Preternaturally self-possessed, Ms. Collins was also highly photogenic — a factor that, coupled with the novelty of the siblings' youth, earned them regular invitations to appear on shows starring household names like Jackie Gleason and Dinah Shore.
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In the time since, the photogenic troupe of teenage girls in head scarves and protective goggles has shuttled between their homes in Herat and competitions in North America, suitcases bulging with robotics contraptions, trophies and rice cookers.
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This puts us in company with cities like Ferguson, Baltimore, New Orleans, and Detroit, where, thanks to the emergence of a photogenic calamity, America has finally gotten a glimpse of ugly truths that residents have known for generations.
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The duo, in town for the 70th annual Cannes Film Festival, was joined by fellow supermodel Hailey Baldwin on a private yacht yesterday, and the photogenic threesome were quick to share pictures of the outing on social media.
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Five-Star's candidate Virginia Raggi, a photogenic 37-year-old lawyer, hopes to become Rome's first woman mayor and was ahead in opinion polls before their publication stopped 15 days before the vote, as required by Italian law.
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Now a perspicacious person named Oliver has created a video aptly titled "Instravel — A Photogenic Mass Tourism Experience," which is a Black Mirror-esque look into how our fixation with capturing the perfect image has homogenized our creativity.
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Not the most photogenic dessert in the line-up, sure, and while a pâtissier might chase us out of the shop with a crème brulee torch for saying so, when it comes to desserts, looks aren't always everything.
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The final solar eclipse of the decade, which produced a stunning and photogenic "ring of fire" around the moon, occurred on Thursday, bringing out droves of onlookers across Asia and the Middle East, where it was most visible.
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Steinberg and Kriegman depict Weiner as a photogenic, flamboyant, and combative campaigner—and a passionate liberal—who was the Democratic front-runner despite having resigned from Congress, in 2011, after sending erotic photos of himself to young women.
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"Instead of enlisting some photogenic kids as UNIS PR props, might I suggest we offer to the U.S. Mission that they could invite some children from the cages in Mexicali?" one parent wrote to the school's junior principal.
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And then there's the most photogenic one of all: French Claire, stylish in a Dior-inspired bar suit and black platter hat, with basket panniers and pads underneath the silk skirt to give her that 18th-century look.
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" Then there are the reportedly more professional pictures currently being posted on Instagram by those photogenic members of Swift's so-called "squad" who stayed at Swift's Rhode Island house for July Fourth — or, to use the official hashtag, "Taymerica.
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But for all its photogenic rituals, Yazidism comes with one particularly rigid rule: Individuals are not permitted to marry into the religion, and to sleep with an outsider is typically met with immediate and permanent expulsion from the community.
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Hot off the heels of its perfectly pink (and photogenic) Cherry Blossom Float, McDonald's Japan is offering up a new seasonal sip that's just as pretty...and it features a very traditional flavor, albeit with a modern McD's twist.
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A bit of finessing with food coloring and edible glitter make galaxy doughnuts almost as easy to whip up as they are to gobble up — which is likely why loads of people have fallen for the photogenic fried treats.
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But during our time in the "Riviera Nayarit," as the coastline of Nayarit state is marketed, I couldn't shake the feeling that we had traveled thousands of miles and somehow landed on a particularly photogenic corner of Orange County.
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It was the first zinnia, the most photogenic bloom, and the first flower to sprout from the Veggie experimental setup, but without those qualifiers, most of the headlines you've been reading about space flowers—including our own—were incorrect.
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Barry, "a man with 2.4 billion dollars of assets under management," is a new variation: One part (Tom) Wolfean Master of the Universe, one part comic antihero, he blends a photogenic lifestyle with a haunting lack of interpersonal understanding.
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There's an underlying puzzle (narcolepsy), an origin story (Monique), foresight (Dement), ambition (Mignot), technological developments (genetics), a photogenic animal (Dobermans), a race (with Yanagisawa), it looks like science (optogenetics) and there's a still-higher purpose (sleep and the brain).
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With the heroic era of the civil rights movement glimmering to a close in 1966, the Black Panthers showed that a more radical struggle for racial justice could be photogenic, even if it was less palatable to the mainstream.
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Credit the rise of videoconferencing and social media for the new focus among women on their jawlines, long a key structural feature for men (as a sign of masculinity) and models (who rely on bone structure to be photogenic).
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"All the other attacks were like a moment of anger, maybe mine as well," said Ms. Osakue, an ebullient, photogenic and gregarious polyglot with dreams of winning an Olympic medal for Italy, the only country she has ever known.
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In the days following the announcement, travel influencers began posting pictures from Riyadh and photogenic landmarks including a cliff top known as the Edge of the World, praising the country's beauty and expressing gratitude for the opportunity to visit.
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Paris Night Photo Tour, Paris The already picturesque City of Light becomes even more photogenic at night, and this three-hour private tour, tailored to every skill level, is an opportunity to learn how to capture it after dark.
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The desire for that perfect aesthetic, which can be difficult to find in the real world, has led to an influx of photogenic pop-up experiences for consumers, such as the Color Factory and the Museum of Ice Cream.
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Louis Garrel, Eva Green and Michael Pitt portray the photogenic triangle in this drama from Bernardo Bertolucci ("Last Tango in Paris," streaming on Tribeca Shortlist) about an American who befriends French siblings in Paris during the 1968 student riots.
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The lead cheerleader is Justin Trudeau, the photogenic prime minister, who showed his diversity chops last week by marching in the Toronto Pride parade while wearing socks that said Eid Mubarak, to mark the Muslim festival at the end of Ramadan.
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"I was actually more interested in capturing the A683 iceberg that we were about to fly over, but I thought this rectangular iceberg was visually interesting and fairly photogenic, so on a lark, I just took a couple photos," Harbeck said.
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The sculpture, elegant and photogenic though it is, articulates a state of paralyzing and torturous tension, while the prints — made just two years before Bourgeois died at age 98 — have a looseness and fluidity that evokes comfort, openness, and resolution.
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Chengming Alpert — the Twitter user who first cast doubt on Xiaomi's claims — posted leaked pictures of the alleged internal parts, which appear to be little more than a cosmetic plate to cover the actual (and likely less-photogenic) internal components.
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So when that changed with a vengeance with the introduction of the McRib and the McNugget, McDonald's knew the manmade animal proteins would be much more acceptable to the public if they'd been invented by a personable and photogenic executive chef.
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Making the most of these trends, Dirty Bones, "an American restaurant and cocktail lounge in London," according to its website, created a menu of particularly photogenic food and drinks at its Denham Street location in the Soho neighborhood of London.
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Where Hims leans heavily into lifestyle, Roman, which serves nine states and opened on Oct 31 with $3.1 million in seed funding, is sparer, though its founders, like Hims', are photogenic and ready to share their own formerly embarrassing personal struggles.
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They're not the first to tell me that Antelope Canyon is kind of for suckers, but they're the first to tell me that there are precisely 96 slot canyons in the greater Lake Powell area that are nearly as photogenic.
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This is the fame trade-off in 2019: We give them attention and a lightly engaged readership with the potential to translate to advertising revenue; they give us stylized, intimate glimpses of a life more elegant and photogenic than our own.
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WUZHEN, China — Every year at the World Internet Conference, held since 2014 in the photogenic canal town of Wuzhen near Shanghai, companies and government officials have convened to send a message: China is a high-tech force to be reckoned with.
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Though Elizabeth, a former horse trainer who was married to Shatner for more than 18 years, walked away scant on equine cum, she did win the former couples' other two, equally-stupidly-named horsies—Belle Reve's So Photogenic and Pebbles.
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And the savvy eateries of the world know this too — by making their dishes photogenic and ensuring they have good lighting, people will photograph the food and post it online in the hope of raking in those all-important likes.
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"At home, there is a glamorous wife and three photogenic children, still not old enough to warm his seat at next week's [Group of 20] summit or be involved in an espionage scandal," the story says, jabbing at Trump scandals.
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King Jigme Khesar Namgyel Wangchuck, 36, and Queen Jetsun Pema, 25 -- often compared to the photogenic young British royal couple -- met with Prince William and his wife, Catherine, at the Tashichho Dzong, a Buddhist monastery and fortress in the Bhutanese capital, Thimphu.
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Because if you follow any amount of fashion-related accounts on the platform, you've likely noticed that these labels — with their photogenic shoes, structured bags, stand-out prints, and vintage-inspired wares — have been popping up repeatedly at fashion week and beyond.
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I was told not to break the bank or to pick something that looked like Colonial soldier cosplay ("No muskets"), so I picked an AK-47, because it seemed photogenic and it was a $45 expense that I could get away with.
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Kuri creator Mayfield Robotics, a Bosch-owned startup, revealed that its initial shipments have gone out via FedEx – which means it technically met its goal of beginning to ship the photogenic little friend bots prior to the end of 2017, if only just.
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Although they are photogenic, both elephant seal and harbor seal pups nurse for approximately one month with their mothers, so this period is key to their ability to get the critical nutrition and immunity to survive on their own in the wild.
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Needless to say, these sweaters are total Instagram-bait: They're cozy, warm, oversized, and photogenic as can be, and if the brand's dress popularity is any indication, these two sweater styles (called the Frankie and the Jane) won't be in stock for long.
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But to ensure users aren't awkwardly waiting for the exact moment when a photo is snapped, the app now includes a thin white bar at the edge of the frame that grows and shrinks depending on what photogenic criteria have been detected.
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Two photogenic dogs named Pikelet and Patty Cakes have become Internet stars in their native Australia and beyond for comforting tiny orphaned ducks — and we're warning you right now, the photographic evidence on Facebook and Instagram will send you into cuteness overload.
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Previous promotional materials depicted the Switch being shared around at amazingly photogenic evening rooftop parties, but this new clip shared on Nintendo's German Facebook page starts right where the Switch will probably get a significant amount of play time – on the toilet.
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Some of the best places to honeymoon remain consistent year after year: Hawaii and Mexico are enduring and beautiful, while European capitals and coastal destinations like the ever-romantic Paris or the photogenic Greek isles remain top of mind for engaged couples.
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But the Socialists apparently hoped that a younger, more photogenic leader would allow them to turn the page on the fiasco of 2011, when Mr. Rajoy won a landslide election victory after voters punished the Socialists for Spain's financial crisis and record unemployment.
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Property turning toxic may not be as photogenic as the stock images of the Greek crisis — masked youths hurling gasoline bombs, or people lining up at soup kitchens — but it reveals the depth of the crisis and a history of political mismanagement.
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But she had all the right nouns and adjectives: a robust Instagram following, a line of signature products, an aspirational and photogenic home and enough branding talent to ensnare my gaze and capture my imagination, even if I was ashamed of its capture.
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There was Honey Dijon, the globe-trotting D.J., and, as a surprise performer at the after-party, Orville Peck, the gay Canadian country singer whose rise must be a result of the photogenic Lone Ranger mask he affects and not his vocal skills.
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The photogenic 29-year-old former lawmaker, granddaughter of National Front founder Jean-Marie Le Pen, is viewed by many as a possible future leader of the far right, maybe as soon as the 2022 presidential election - something her aunt says is premature.
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"The most important investment we can make as a country is in the next generation of Americans, and we're doing just that through our tax code," said Ivanka Trump in one of her social media videos, designed to capitalize on her photogenic popularity.
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As recognizable on the red carpet as she is on the ski hill, the personable and photogenic Vonn, who once dated professional golfer Tiger Woods, had a crossover appeal that made her the sport's most popular athlete and earned her many lucrative endorsement deals.
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Top Shot will work by taking a burst of photos before and after you press the shutter and picking the best one, while Photobooth will analyze photos you take of either yourself or others and pick out the ones it thinks are the most photogenic.
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STRATEGY STRATEGY Photos by Sonny Figueroa/The New York Times By The New York Times The Home Edit uses labels written in Ms. Shearer's loopy script and affixes them to bins and baskets full of color-coordinated items, turning closets and drawers into photogenic systems.
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After breakfast, rent a bike from Hartwells (£216 for up to three hours), the village ironmonger, and take a moderately taxing, but scenic spin to The Slaughters (Upper and Lower), a pair of photogenic villages full of old stone cottages and low-slung bridges.
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LONDON (Reuters) - For the last six years, Prince William and his wife Kate have been the darlings of the world's media, gracing the front pages of newspapers and magazines across the globe with their good looks, easy charm and two photogenic children to boot.
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This great dog driving a motorbike on the highway is so happy with life Please look at this ridiculously photogenic puppy at the vet Keegan-Michael Key absolutely nails Jimmy Fallon's musical impressions game Steve Carell and Stephen Colbert can't stop giggling reenacting an old vomity sketch
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Trump bonds with Bill Clinton and Mark Zuckerberg on 'Saturday Night Live' This great dog driving a motorbike on the highway is so happy with life Please look at this ridiculously photogenic puppy at the vet Keegan-Michael Key absolutely nails Jimmy Fallon's musical impressions game
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Earlier this summer, Disney California Adventure started selling IG-approved Groot-shaped sourdough loaves, complete with black olive eyes, and a slew of photogenic churro options, including Star Wars-inspired lightsabers and shimmering yellow gold to celebrate the anniversary of Disneyland's Pirates of the Caribbean attraction.
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And some businesses have gone to great lengths to ensure their bathrooms are photogenic, like the London nightclub Annabel's, which hired makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury as a consultant to make sure its bathroom design was attractive enough to serve as the selfie background for its posh attendees.
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It's the first professional assignment I've gone to without a dedicated camera of some sort — just myself and Google's Pixel 2 XL. Admittedly, it wasn't a huge risk to take when I knew my subjects would be innately photogenic cars sitting atop perfectly lit rotating platforms.
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I was creeping up behind them with the iPhone camera because (A) I've become that kind of dad, and (B) in winter these moments of kids in overcoats retrieving shells or dipping their fingers in the gurgling water take on a romantic, windswept and irresistibly photogenic quality.
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Then their props are gathered: pink flower petals, extravagant cocktails with photogenic umbrellas protruding from them, ice creams (to be photographed but not eaten), and, on one occasion, a book, held only for the duration of the photograph and—though perhaps only I noticed this—upside down.
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When the song ended, the final ten returned to the stage for a series of awards—Miss Congeniality, Miss Photogenic—and after countless outfit changes, weeks of preparation, and hours of rehearsal, a new Queen USA was crowned: Miss California, in all of her hometown glory.
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This becomes an especially complicated job for people who work on a period piece like Feud — which wrapped its Bette and Joan season on April 23 — in which they have to consider things like historical accuracy when creating photogenic sets and finding (or fabricating) period-appropriate props.
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Images and videos of the photogenic actor and singer have flooded Twitter over recent days, showing him both in candid and modeling shots — including a certain shirtless black-and-white snap that's making the rounds, where the actor flexes and looks over his shoulder while wearing glasses.
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In many ways, Mr. Bratton's highly personal approach to documenting his surrogate creative family is the modern ballroom equivalent of Nan Goldin's unfiltered images of friends and lovers during the AIDS epidemic of the 1980s, or Ryan McGinley's early 2000s portraits of his photogenic downtown Manhattan crew.
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Geneva lends itself really well to a first time trip with a friend: Lake Geneva is stunning, the architecture was grand and insanely photogenic, and the everything was more or less a 20-minute walk from Hotel d'Angleterre, our historic hotel overlooking the famous Jet d'Eau water fountain.
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It's really a rockin' fun time, and everyone is so friendly and eager to share their stories and beer and food—and even more importantly, are the most photogenic people on the planet, so I get to take pictures with all my buds and document our friendship forever!
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Caride, who also won the Miss Photogenic award at the Miss Universe competition, had a difficult time with the media, and avoided being in the spotlight, a necessary part of the job, Desiree Lowry, an organizer of the Miss Puerto Rico competition, said in a press conference Thursday.
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We really lucked out when we found our photographer — especially photogenic spots in the park can have long lines before you get the chance to take your photo, which meant we didn't get as much use out of it once Disneyland started filling up later in the day.
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Admire the stately facade of the Radcliffe Camera; gaze up at the spectacular painted ceiling of the Sheldonian Theatre (entry £220); snap a photo of the famously photogenic Hertford Bridge, better known as the Bridge of Sighs; then join a guided visit of the Bodleian, the university's principal library.
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Over the years, fashion has piggybacked on the film festival's draw of the shiny and photogenic numerous times, be it for store openings, Victoria's Secret fashion shows or Naomi Campbell's annual Fashion for Relief fund-raiser, held last Sunday in a hangar at the nearby private jet airport.
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Yet Gorongosa stands out from the continent's many photogenic safari destinations as a kind of living laboratory, an ongoing experiment in how nature recovers from the equivalent of a massive hemorrhaging event, and which parts mend best when left to themselves and which require infusions of new blood.
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WHEN Australia's prime minister came to visit Singapore last year, his local counterpart took him to visit not the Merlion, a statue of a mythical creature adopted decades ago as a national mascot, but the Bishan Ten—a photogenic family of otters that have become something of a national obsession.
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The photogenic influencers around me were carefully adjusting their place settings and thrusting their phones high in the air to capture the best bird's-eye image, posing with their drinks for photos across the table, and taking careful panorama videos of the scene — many, surely, to be posted in Instagram Stories.
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Ever since Random International's dramatically photogenic "Rain Room"—an installation in which faux rain falls everywhere except for on the visitor—drew shockingly large crowds when it debuted in London in 2012 and everywhere it traveled after, it has only become increasingly clear what the people really want: a photo op.
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J31 is likely to be a high-visibility convergence, given the location's photogenic architectural profile and its historical significance in the elite branding of the city (replete with a so-called Transit Museum that is really just a gift-shop for MTA-branded souvenirs and a nostalgic model train set).
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But Victoria and David Beckham endured, bringing their international glamour, comically stoic demeanors, and close-lipped tendencies (literally, Victoria never smiles!) — not to mention four photogenic kids, including a budding celebrity in their eldest Brooklyn, age 19 — into a new era when the exact opposite is expected of those who hold the spotlight.
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A concoction of the eponymous liqueur, prosecco, and soda water that results in a beverage that's light and bubbly, with a singe of bitterness from an indiscernible citrus, the Aperol spritz has become the ubiquitous drink of the past few summers, thanks to how easy it is to drink and how photogenic it is.
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But a word to the wise: Consult your derm before testing out homemade makeup on your skin — some videos include recipes we'd sooner send to a Dr. for approval than jump into making on our own — because there's nothing cute about an adverse reaction to DIY beauty products, no matter how photogenic the packaging.
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Though the space's famously worn-in, ramshackle feel wasn't minded by the market's producers and patrons, an uptick in tourism recently drove the Tokyo Metropolitan Bureau of Industrial and Labor Affairs to resolve to move the market to a more clean, modern, and photogenic location—just in time for the Tokyo Olympic Games in 2020.
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It was curious that Thurman's public declarations were lauded as a triumphant vision of female anger, because the clip offered precisely the version of female anger that we've long been socialized to produce and accept: not the spectacle of female anger unleashed, but the spectacle of female anger restrained, sharpened to a photogenic point.
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Someone could, as an abstract example that the writer of this article has no knowledge of whatsoever, hide by the Millennium Falcon, wait for a school group to pose for a picture, and hack the ship to "wake up," releasing a photogenic cloud of steam as if the Falcon were about to take off.
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The model still hasn't met her boyfriend's twin brother Cole Sprouse, she revealed in an interview for W Magazine, accompanied by a series of intimate photos featuring the incredibly photogenic couple Palvin, 25, said that even though Dylan, 26, has been to Hungary twice to meet her parents, she hasn't gotten any face time with Riverdale star Cole.
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Whether the plan is to somehow finagle your way into the buzziest party of the month, catch up with your BFFs over photogenic drinks at a cute new spot, crash a downtown DJ set, or get your groove on after your work dinner has wrapped, we've got the ultimate inspiration for your going-out look ahead.
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"Every single detail is thought of as to be the most photogenic as possible, catering to a customer base that— today more than ever — seems to give aesthetics as much importance as food quality," its press release declares I don't know; there's something about valuing the 'gram above all at a restaurant that feels a bit … tasteless.
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Now, back in our current time, Batsheva has built a cult following among the Instagram it-girls, who know where to find the most photogenic avocado toast, whether in New York or LA, the ones who can wear those items your mom took to the Salvation Army a decade ago and yet they make them look like luxury.
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On the other, they've got to parade around in swimsuits and stilettos in order to do so, which, for many contestants, means having the privilege to afford gender affirmation surgery and to pass in public not just as a woman, but as the kind of traditionally beautiful woman who might win the title of Miss Photogenic or Miss Congeniality.
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Many of her works must be seen in person — and I don't just mean the immediately photogenic rooms: her Infinity Net paintings, from her first difficult years in New York, have incredible texture that guides your mind to stillness; lesser-known, biomorphic collages she made in Japan in the mid-1970s combine fabric, ink, and pastel with dexterity.
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But there are plenty of reasons for being deliberate: In the age of social media and internet memes, picking the right animal — independent-minded, photogenic and hopefully not prone to biting — to be a university's most public embodiment could be the difference between encouraging applications or inviting the kinds of encounters that would embarrass any pet owner.
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"Horses used to be the signature industry, then bourbon came along and they started making distilling interesting," said Headley Bell, a fifth-generation horseman and the managing partner of his family's Mill Ridge Farm, a popular nursery among Horse Country members, and a photogenic place to pet foals and feed buckets of oats to feisty yearlings.
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Cats is the latest in a line of things I found hard to look at: Those digital renderings that sell luxury condos, full of ghostly furniture; manipulated celebrity portraits; product photography on the internet marketplace, leached of shadow and color; Instagram, which filters the not-photogenic out of our lives; the ceaseless scroll of memes and gifs.
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On an Airbnb map, however, the area could be presented as chic: it was close to the best bars and restaurants in the Raval, and it was a ten-minute walk to the Boquería food market, which has been so swamped by visitors that venders have resorted to planting " not a tourist attraction " signs among their unintentionally photogenic displays of fruit and vegetables.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads MIAMI — The title of painter Jose Felix Perez's show at Swampspace, The Magic Hour, is an aureate retelling of the photogenic "golden hour," of which there are actually two: the hour after sunrise and the one before sunset, when the light is threaded like gold and casts the landscape as honeyed, hazy, and warm.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The next time you find yourself hate-reading a fawning profile of a photogenic young Brooklyn potter whose hot-pink-rimmed wares are transforming the "stuffy world of ceramics into a cool new craft" (or something to that effect), navigate yourself away from there, and instead visit the website of the Museum of Contemporary Craft (MoCC) in Portland, Oregon.
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She was photogenic, a ratings success, and had raised her profile as the debate moderator who was willing to antagonize presidential candidate Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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The more pertinent observation about "Fauda" is that its creators, Lior Raz and Avi Issacharoff, saw how certain circumstances in their world could be synthesized into entertaining, even gripping melodrama — the intimate web of shared history and culture; the normality of high emotion, hatred and nihilism; rigid notions of family and honor; the photogenic density of the weathered Palestinian cities in the West Bank, perfect for car and foot chases.
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All of which is another way of saying that Great Falls — a major city that often gets passed over in favor of its more traditionally photogenic, "cooler" Montana siblings — is a useful stand-in for the politics of the state at large: a state that prides itself on its "purple" voting history, on principles as increasingly foreign as "voting for the person, not the political party," as one resident put it, and maintaining a devotion to voting across ticket.
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