The original photographs are re-imagined as torn photographs, paintings and watercolors of torn photographs.
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Photographs remind us of other photographs, and perhaps only the earliest photographs had a chance to evade this fate.
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As colorful as these newfound photographs may be, ultimately "these pictures are not photographs of color ... but rather photographs of experience."
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We have new ways of making photographs and disseminating photographs.
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If people want to have photographs taken, I take photographs.
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You can see our best photographs – and your best photographs!
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Blending photographs with other photographs also yields some visually striking results.
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They're not photographs of things so much as photographs of light on things.
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Their photographs form a majority of the past to which Kitagaki's photographs pay tribute.
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My Los Angeles photographs are about inclusion, my New York photographs are about editing.
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I studied these photographs because I was interested in the juxtaposition of the visual text and the contrast of the photographs with the rest of photographs in Alarma!
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Where Barthes's photographs are captioned and faithfully reproduced, Sebald's photographs have a fugitive, offbeat atmosphere.
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Deanna Templeton has a bunch of photographs, and Cheryl Dunn has a lot of photographs.
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But by the time of the American Civil War, paper photographs overtook unique photographs in popularity.
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Photographs are snapshots, snapshots are photographs, and if there's one critical lesson Prompto imparts it's that.
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They looked like good ideas for photographs that never quite made it into actual good photographs.
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It's not one of my photographs, but rather the family photographs I have incorporated into the work.
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The Falwells wanted to keep "a bunch of photographs, personal photographs" from becoming public, Cohen told Arnold.
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I took fashion photographs and documentary photographs — I was actually pissed off because when I started to sell, I found collectors would buy my fashion photographs much more easily than the documentary ones.
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Paul Mpagi Sepuya is a studio photographer whose work has expanded beyond traditional portraits to include photographs of photographs.
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Some photographs are not allowed, such as those depicting gang signs, colors, or insignias or photographs that include nudity.
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There are photographs of it, but in their way they are as poker-faced as the photographs of Klara.
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A Peculiar Paradise: Florida Photographs features Nathan Benn's early 1980s photographs of dreams and debauchery in the Sunshine State.
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"I wanted to make photographs you could look at for a long period of time, photographs that were not ephemera, photographs that were made to last and could support a great depth of content," he said.
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In the series, there are photographs only partly in focus and photographs not at all in focus; photographs that are all shadow and highlight, with little in the way of midtones; several that are off kilter.
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We got really good photographs, but I think that we've got the best spot, and we'll still get good photographs.
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Though there are photographs in which the field looks empty of the birds, the photographs still thrum with their spirit.
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By drenching the photographs in the pool, the team achieved more than simply 'fixing' the photographs—the artists transformed them.
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What this means is that travel gradually becomes synonymous with taking photographs, photographs that are duly shared on social media.
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"The Birthday Ceremony" is comprised of sculptures, not photographs, and "Voir la mer" is comprised of digital films, not photographs.
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"I kept having this feeling that since all of Muybridge's work was black-and-white photographs, this story should be realized to look like black-and-white photographs, not drawings of black-and-white photographs," he says.
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The department of photographs cannot keep the treasures of our collection on permanent view, as light is quite dangerous to photographs.
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A smaller retrospective survey of 33 photographs, Ming Smith Photographs: 1977 – 2010, was held at the June Kelly Gallery in 2010.
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So it doesn't — there's nothing we need to do, I think, because photographs, the impact of photographs, do this to us.
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In her "New York Harbor" photographs, Leonard re-photographs snapshots of her mother and grandmother arriving in New York from Poland.
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His photographs of beautiful young O'Keeffe were artistic exploration, and they were collaboration (she feels like the co-author of those photographs).
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However, when photographs of Sherri were being reviewed at the hospital, there is no evidence of the cuts seen in the photographs.
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Moreover, photographs authenticate the existence of a place or time and show what has been, since all photographs expose a past reality.
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He had wanted to take photographs for a series of photocopy works, but soon the photographs felt as urgent as the photocopies.
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Instead of photographs of bloody bodies in the street, we get photographs of ambulances, medical professionals, law enforcement, people ducking for cover.
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Censoring photographs to avoid angering a political leader is not a new phenomenon: Stalin's regime famously manipulated photographs to shape public perception.
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First I go up in a plane or helicopter to get aerial photographs, or I get aerial photographs supplied by the mountain.
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The museum has 2000,22011 photographs in its collection, but prior to the new donation, only one of those photographs was by Mapplethorpe.
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But soon after the invention of photography, the world was full of photographs, and newly made photographs could not avoid semantic contamination.
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Social media accounts affiliated with the Taliban shared photographs of Sergeant Goble's identification card as well as photographs of his bloody uniform.
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An untitled portrait of a young man from the mid-1970s, in Selected Photographs, is more typical of Draper's photographs of people.
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I've got a concept about photographs, and I'm on the fence about photographs — about human beings being obsessed with photographs — because it takes you out of the now and transports you into the past or transports you into the future.
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The coffee table display of Dominique Duroseau's self-portrait color photographs (from "being as, femininity as, black as…," 2018-ongoing), amid antique black-and-white photographs of white women, signals this theme through contrasts in the photographs' colors and ages.
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"I would work for hours taking photographs, loading the photographs, the files on the state computer, categorizing them, doing the reports," Caesar says.
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You look at really old photographs, photographs that date back to the 1800s, the bone structure of the face is pretty much implanted.
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Castaño has also culled photographs from her late father's archive — he ran a print shop and collected around 4,000 photographs from Latinx communities.
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"We have always found our longing in photographs," Res says, "but we never went looking for photographs with our hands in the night."
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Documentary photographer David Hurn donated 1,500 of his own photographs and 700 photographs from his private collection to Amgueddfa Cymru, National Museum Wales.
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We all make the side dishes; we all take the photographs; and also we all stunt on other people's photographs and side dishes.
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This set of photographs defines a singular territory bordered by Aaron Siskind's abstract photographs and Mimmo Rotella's décollages made from torn advertising posters.
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I combined text, stories, drawings, photographs I made with a 4 x 5 large-format camera, and old photographs I found in flea markets.
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The piece contrasts with the strength of her photographs of Black sisterhood, acting as a foil for the strength and positivity of those photographs.
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She also posts photographs of her meals, along with the recipes, and photographs of herself that demonstrate the payoff of all her hard work.
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"I would work for hours taking photographs, loading the photographs, the files on the state computer, categorizing them, doing the reports," Caesar told CNN.
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By comparing photographs of the city in the 2272s and 22s to photographs of the city today, it becomes apparent how radically Dubai has changed.
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Clay tablets are more resilient than papyrus manuscripts are more resilient than parchment are more resilient than printed photographs are more resilient than digital photographs.
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But still, you can see this [pointing to photographs of elBulli's dishes juxtaposed with photographs of nature that inspired them] and see that it's art.
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I understand that photographs of Americans killed during war and photographs of black Americans killed by the police are not the same kind of images.
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MGM: One of our biggest challenges was how to deal with really difficult images: demeaning photographs that reinforced stereotypes and photographs documenting violence against African Americans.
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I always joke that I don't make these photographs, the soda cans make the photographs, and I am just along for the ride as a facilitator.
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The photographs are part of Kelly's #YearInSpace series, in which he's been posting surreal space photographs taken during his special year-long mission until March 2016.
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The completion of a multiyear project, the archive now features 28,000 photographs documenting the artist's works, exhibitions, various studios, personal photographs, and influential friends and colleagues.
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"Koester argued that he took nude photographs of underage models to get them comfortable with taking pornographic photographs for their adult modeling careers," the complaint states.
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Whereas most photographs serve to remind us of what was there and experienced, Benhelima's photographs, when at their best, expose what isn't, or what is gone.
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But few writers have used photographs in quite the way Sebald does, scattering them, without captions, throughout the text, so that the reader can't be sure, exactly, how the writing and the photographs relate to each other, or, indeed, whether the photographs disclose what they purport to.
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Titled Factory Photographs, the sounds conjure the post-industrial atmosphere of photographs Lynch took during location scouting for The Elephant Man and the unrealized film Ronnie Rocket.
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The following is an edited extract from his essay "The Colour Photographs by George Rodger" in "Nuba & Latuka: The Colour Photographs" by George Rodger, published by Prestel.
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He lavishes as much attention on Lagerfeld's photographs of models as he does on the photographs of artists like Gossage, whose book took four days to print.
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In his early photographs taken in France, too, Greene avoided images of people, and when he did take photographs of them he again failed to make prints.
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Taking photographs is always the objective, but the journey to create photographs and the conversations with people along the way are what drive me as a photographer.
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But I've always said that the work for a photographer is not just making photographs, it's making the space for their photographs to be seen and experienced.
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His Collection of Photographs of Egypt and Nubia, now at the Brooklyn Museum Libraries and Archives, contains numerous photographs dating from around 1860 that exemplify this style.
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Ms. Bergman's newest pieces are photographs of the faces of dolls and puppets she has collected over the years; she adds more images then photographs them again.
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Ms. Bergman's newest pieces are photographs of the faces of dolls and puppets she has collected over the years; she adds more images then photographs them again.
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If you believe Trump is that bad, then you don&apost need to make fake photographs and you don&apost need to repurpose photographs from four years ago.
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Signs and Wonders: The Photographs of John Beasley Greene features photographs that focus on ancient monuments and landscapes in Egypt and Algeria from the 230s, rather than people.
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Adams photographs the American West, depicting its starkness and poverty, as well as the affect of people on the land, in a series of black and white photographs.
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The past often resonates in Ms. Bright's photographs, which are collected in a new book, "#1960Now: Photographs of Civil Rights Activists and Black Lives Matter Protests" (Chronicle Books).
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Over 40 of Shearer's photographs taken during periods of intense turmoil will be on view in American Moments: Photographs by John Shearer at the Neuberger Museum of Art.
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President Andrzej Duda of Poland, for instance, gave Mr. Trump a burgundy album containing 10 photographs titled, "President Donald J. Trump in New York," a collection that included black-and-white photographs of Mr. Trump in his real estate developer days, as well as polychrome photographs of Trump Tower in Manhattan.
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It helps explain why attempts to stage photographs — to create fictions — only rarely work as powerfully as the kind of quotations from reality that we get in documentary photographs.
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In this capacity, he published the highly influential textbook, The Nature of Photographs, which lays out with remarkable clarity the ways in which photographs are capable of constructing meaning.
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The documentary at the beginning of the museum positions photographs of Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela with throngs of supporters beside photographs depicting Women's Marches in the United States.
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The project — which I direct — supposes that if the visual definition of a place has been constructed through stereotypical photographs, those same stereotypes can be deconstructed through photographs, too.
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Art Review In the show "The Duchess of Carnegie Hall: Photographs by Editta Sherman" opening Friday at the New-York Historical Society, royalty photographs royalty, and everyone looks grand.
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It features rarely seen archival photographs of Kafka and Jesenská, alongside Hall's original black-and-white still photographs and zooming film clips of doorways, windows, candles, flowers and landscapes.
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All personal items — photographs, school papers — were burned.
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"What makes it seem like signaling is they're actually producing photographs, very carefully curated photographs that don't give us as much information as we would hope to glean," she said.
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"In the UK, girls tend to more likely use things like Snapchat or Instagram, which is more based around physical appearance, taking photographs and commenting on those photographs," she said.
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To create it, Dagg photographs the models and action figures he collected as a Star Wars-crazed kid, combining them with photographs specially crafted to bring the toys to life.
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The photographs in the show represent the period I didn't have a bank account and all the money I had in the world at that time is in those photographs.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The subjects of Jeanine Michna-Bales' latest series of photographs, Through Darkness to Light: Photographs Along the Underground Railroad, are difficult to make out.
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These works, by the German artist Sylvia Ballhause, are in fact photographs of photographs: faithful replicas of a piece by the pioneering scientist, painter and printmaker Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre.
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The Hugh Mangum Photographs Collection in Duke's Rare Book, Manuscript, and Special Collections Library has 937 glass plate negatives and black-and-white photographs created between the 20013s and 1922.
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Related: Surrealist Photographer Erik Johansson Bends Reality Intricate Photographs Reveal Africa's Environment in Crisis A City On A Cloud: The Photographs Of Simon Christen This Photographer Channels His Inner Magritte
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As a group we came together several times and culled to 100 photographs or so, and we continued to refine as the themes came together until we had about 60 photographs.
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His photographs were recently featured in The Keeper at the New Museum, and his bellows camera and photographs are preserved in an ongoing Snowflake Bentley exhibition at the Jericho Historical Society.
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Those photographs that are out in the garden of the family home and start falling over — a lot of those photographs have been reproduced and are also in the other properties.
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In the rollicking five financial quarters between these two mac and cheese crises, photographs of earnestly made bad food and also trolling imitations (usually using stolen photographs) proliferated and became indistinguishable.
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There are countless poems that describe grainy black-and-white photographs in a tenderly impartial tone, as though photographs and the poems that describe them weren't acts of selection and judgment.
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The latest filing also discloses that photographs exist of the waterboard setup that the C.I.A. used with Mr. Nashiri and at least two other prisoners, although the photographs were not revealed.
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Two of Ms. Sargent's contemporaries — Bill Cunningham, renowned for his photographs of fashion on the street, and Editta Sherman, famed for her portrait photographs of celebrities — were prominent in the film.
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The Carnegie Museum of Art is now in possession of almost 60,000 photographs and will celebrate Harris in an exhibition running from August 13th to December 5th, Teenie Harris Photographs: Elections.
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Naming the photographs after Jazmin (her partner Erik is "family"), these photographs transform a traditional family portrait that seeks the rehabilitation of a black man to an exegesis on her cousin.
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HINT -- There are THREE differences between the above photographs!
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To understand that, look — really look — at her photographs.
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" Celmins calls the photographs she uses her "old pets.
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Atkins is often described as the first female photographer and her 1843 work, Photographs of British Algae: Cyanotype Impressions, is known as the first book in history to be illustrated by photographs.
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Video footage and photographs from those who attended the concert show the montage included photographs of Bannon, Sean Spicer, Anthony Scaramucci, Reince Priebus, and even former FBI Director James Comey, among others.
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We realized this cannot be just a book of photographs; it has to contextualize those photographs and to explain and reflect their unique status and through that the unique work of Activestills.
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He took photographs of subjects that Norman Rockwell used as the basis for his illustrations, taught at nearby colleges and supplied publications from his archive of some 500,000 photographs, including architectural images.
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I took photographs with an old, medium-format camera that had belonged to my grandfather, then scanned those photographs into my dying laptop, its internal fan whirring, to upload to my blogs.
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A selection of black-and-white photographs from the 1960s and '70s capture the textiles' association with an ascendent middle-class in newly independent nations, while contemporary color photographs reflect regional variations.
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Aside from their size, the big difference between the two exhibitions is that the current one focuses on her black-and-white photographs, and does not include any of her hand-painted photographs.
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Ryzova complains that the local, self-fashioned collectors fail to acknowledge photographs as material objects embedded in social and cultural contexts and fail to acknowledge the proper value of photographs for academic research.
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The carmaker says it fitted together 70 individual photographs to create the image, using the same technology developed by NASA to make panoramas from photographs beamed back by the Curiosity rover on Mars.
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Maybe you won't end up with anything, but shooting serially will not only help you understand what photographs work and which don't, but how you build meaning and tell stories through your photographs.
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Now the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art has opened Signs and Wonders: The Photographs of John Beasley Greene, featuring photographs of ancient monuments and landscapes in Egypt and Algeria from the 220s.
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In an email, Joshua Holdeman, an art adviser and former worldwide head of photographs at Sotheby's, said that Mr. John's collection is one of the most definitive collections of photographs in the world.
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Analysts also highlighted how Apple is using artificial intelligence and machine learning to create photographs that are actually multiple photographs combined to make a better shot than is possible with a single camera.
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It's surprising to discover the whereabouts of some foreigner photographers, such as Walker Evans and his Havana photographs from 1933 and Margaret Bourke-White and her photographs from Rio de Janeiro from 1936.
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Her magnum opus, "Photographs of British Algae," whose first sections she published 2753 years ago this fall, was the first volume ever to be illustrated with photographs, albeit ones made without a camera.
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A recent visitor to Epstein's house saw "numerous" photographs of Epstein with former President Bill Clinton, as well as photographs of himself with his arm around the Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman.
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The poetry recalls Ms. Simpson's own texts in early photographs such as "The Water Bearer" (1986), possibly her most famous piece, and her mid-1990s series "Public Sex," of photographs printed on felt.
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It is not only foreigners who find such photographs revelatory.
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People watch and take photographs of performers dressed as Pikachu.
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Photographs of the actress in costume emerged in March 2017.
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What's in the 1,800 photographs the government still hasn't released?
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Kirstjen Nielsen was asked, have -- like, what about these photographs?
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This transformed breastfeeding photographs into articulate pieces of creative art.
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You lend it legitimacy simply by the presence of photographs.
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Buckingham Palace is expected to release photographs after the event.
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But these specific images aren't in videos or even photographs.
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He explains that he's been taking photographs his whole life.
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A couple poses for their wedding photographs in Nanjie's greenhouse.
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O'Reilly's meticulous mixes of photographs and drawings are complex narratives.
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The photographs did not involve airline passengers, according to CBP.
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"I don't think you'll see 'official' baby photographs," she says.
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For clothing brands, photographs are frequently more important than words.
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And, like a poem, photographs can pack an emotional wallop.
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They later continued to pose for photographs inside the event.
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In each case, it is next to photographs of boys.
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Both photographs were created by F.A. Dahlström, using double exposures.
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I was just fascinated by the way he took photographs.
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Photographs fade, books rot, and even hard drives eventually fester.
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Lopez's photographs aim to capture the experiences of their loss.
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There are some photographs I love for their unexpected beauty.
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Also, the paper that photographs are printed on is boring.
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And the photographs ahead will explain what we're talking about.
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Photographs circulated on social media that allegedly showed the victims.
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That's where he took many of his most famous photographs.
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If the photographs need to be changed, the price drops.
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He has written several books and takes hauntingly beautiful photographs.
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Can you tell us why you appear in your photographs?
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Some Interior Ministry statements were accompanied by crime scene photographs.
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I made these photographs when I was in grad school.
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She clutches a book of photographs, showing the initial damage.
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Photographs of dogs being fried or treated cruelly went viral.
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Affection and attraction is palpable in Spyer's photographs of Windsor.
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Breuer has been making abstract photographs since the early 1990s.
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As these photographs prove, that is not nearly the case.
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HUNTINGTON STATION "Wake of the Dutchman," photographs by Virginia Mallon.
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That means photographs get removed and photographers can get banned.
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During this process, fingerprints and photographs are taken as well.
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NEW ROCHELLE "Strayhorn: An Illustrated Life," photographs and artifacts. Feb.
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Photographs circulated at the time show politicians celebrating its destruction.
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He began, in the usual manner, by taking photographs himself.
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Her father's photographs and writings are woven throughout the text.
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Photographs by Sasha Israel, echo and earl, and Alexandra Valenti.
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THE TITLES of Diane Arbus's photographs read like short stories.
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On Monday, it circulated photographs showing children executing alleged spies.
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Bill's bold, colorful photographs are finding fans from all over.
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This can then be used to create 'bokeh' style photographs.
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LAST month an extraordinary collection of photographs returned to Nigeria.
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Doan also allegedly sent the child photographs of her breasts.
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More upsetting are photographs of nearly unimaginable levels of pollution.
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"No one else was taking photographs," PEOPLE was told. 3.
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Unfortunately, it's not the sort of thing that photographs well.
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Photographs; best of all with love, with signatures, with farewells.
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Brittany Wright started taking photographs of food in late 2012.
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They share information (both accurate and wrong), recordings, and photographs.
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People don't make photographs of their palm in good resolution.
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"We are aware of the photographs," a police spokesman said.
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We wanted this rawness to become part of the photographs.
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Some of the photographs show them photographed near police officers.
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Police also discovered "numerous" child pornography photographs on his computers.
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Vintage photographs hung on the wall next to dingy fans.
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Small groups of people gathered around the corpses, taking photographs.
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I hope some of these photographs capture that in between.
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Do you have any personal favorite photographs from the book?
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Here is the craft beer scene of Portland in photographs.
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Photographs by Jonathan Gardenhire and Adrienne Rose picture personal liberations.
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Some of the photographs were taken without the women's knowledge.
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Photographs of Clara Bow almost inspire everything that I do.
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As for the photographs themselves, they are of course impeccable.
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Gavin McInnes displayed a triptych of photographs parodying SJW hashtags.
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Photographs of the sarin gas attack play over solemn music.
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On Twitter, drivers post photographs of vehicles coughing filthy fumes.
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The photographs in this story were taken by Peter Cunningham.
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The photographs in Middle Child essentially hijack society's gender expectations.
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But there were no photographs of it — no visual evidence.
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What other works do you own that are not photographs?
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Outside the spa is a set of Edward Curtis photographs.
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As Susan Sontag writes in "On Photography," photographs provide evidence.
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Meanwhile, Jackson is speaking over those photographs of Dorothy Counts.
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RIVERHEAD "Fullerton's Long Island: 'The Lure of the Land,'" photographs.
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Here's a roundup of some of the dramatic aerial photographs.
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His first photographs were of the Paris Exposition in 1937.
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Photographs depict nomads on horseback and living in tent homes.
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He paid the minors to send him sexually explicit photographs.
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I'm tired of watching my family grow up through photographs.
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NEW HAVEN "Home Away, Home," photographs by Marjorie Gillette Wolfe.
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You see it in the photographs of siblings and ancestors.
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Here are photographs from Sunday's Pride Parade in New York.
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He stood for photographs with fans for nearly two hours.
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LOCUST VALLEY "Color and Light," painted photographs by Ennid Berger.
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Photographs showed flames and smoke pouring from the building's windows.
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Authorities issued missing persons photographs of the six on Wednesday.
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Photographs on social media are showing damage to the station.
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When she died in 1901, the queen left 20,000 photographs.
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Here are the 14 best photographs from this year's contest.
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JAMESPORT Oil paintings by Anne Johann, photographs by Bruce Gaultieri.
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At first glance, you might think Boyd's photographs were paintings.
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This collects more than 14 sculptures, photographs and drawings. Nov.
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RIVERHEAD Fullerton's Long Island: "The Lure of the Land," photographs.
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Mr. Gilkey's photographs accompanied an online version of the report.
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Get a better look at each of the photographs below.
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Many climate scientists used Gary's photographs to illustrate their lectures.
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The artist's new photographs are more explicitly autobiographical than ever.
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There are photographs of Carter and Anderson by Diane Arbus.
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And so, in these photographs, the decolonial class appears again.
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These photographs will soon be forgotten if we allow it.
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Photographs of clothing items for sale spread across the page.
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All of them made great photographs, as did Beuford Smith.
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These photographs are documents, proof of why Leonard is here.
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Check out some more photographs from this year's Rezzed below.
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As I took the photographs, people didn't seem to mind.
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The photographs Sally kept bringing over never showed any windows.
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Dramatic photographs of the incident spread quickly on social media.
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The photographs are interspersed with words from poet Warsan Shire.
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Half the participants took photographs, the other half did not.
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I couldn't argue with anything these photographs said about me.
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The blank eyes of women stare out from grey photographs.
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Eleven sculptures are accompanied by drawings, photographs, and archival material.
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Here are 50 of our best photographs from fashion month.
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The photographs, of course, are more than three decades old.
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They are mostly still photographs, even today in sharp focus.
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FASHION CLIMBING A Memoir With Photographs By Bill Cunningham Illustrated.
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He granted few media interviews and rarely posed for photographs.
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BROWN Poems By Kevin Young Photographs by Melanie Dunea Illustrated.
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He shunned publicity for himself; photographs of him are rare.
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Yet here it feels linked to the Lynes erotic photographs.
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Maps and photographs together fueled public support for new protections.
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Photographers say everybody needs to be taking fewer better photographs.
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The photographs of mujercitos posing for the camera of Alarma!
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Cross references abound among paintings, prints, letters, books and photographs.
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Startled witnesses took photographs, and Mr. Ramaphosa posed for selfies.
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There are some photographs of some jackets I've torn up.
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Later, at a state banquet, Eric Trump posed for photographs.
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Watch the enchanting short films, or scroll through the photographs.
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The photographs in "Generation Wealth" are predominantly of white people.
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There were no photographs or audio files with the interview.
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People have been spotted in Yellowstone taking photographs with bison.
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Some used photographs from fashion magazines as their profile pictures.
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Camera ever at the ready, Josef took thousands of photographs.
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And however old school, there are also lots of photographs.
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And however old school, there are also lots of photographs.
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"L'Ordre du Jour" is based on historical documents and photographs.
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Many of these portraits, however, are actually based on photographs.
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Ola Cichowlas, an AFP journalist, tweeted photographs of the raid.
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The photographs, at best, reflect a desire for shiny distractions.
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I hardly had any photographs saved into my Snapchat memories.
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Forgive me, but I'm not seeing pizza in those photographs.
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They shared photographs on social media of hundreds leaving offices.
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He's a photographer, and he took photographs throughout the event.
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Many brought with them old photographs to help retrace memories.
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Photographs of atrocity always confront us with questions of inequality.
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It's terrific and really about the photographs, by Alice Mann.
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More traditional photographs depict sites of mines with desolate beauty.
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Some in the gallery held photographs of their loved ones.
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There were even photographs and audio recordings of Mr. Elder.
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The postmassacre photographs of the building are documents of fact.
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I love the René Peña photographs of his own body.
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Many still believed in 1973 that single photographs told stories.
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They upload photographs of themselves in alluring or alarming poses.
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I work with three editors, including one who selects photographs.
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See this and other Reuters photographs of the performance here .
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Photographs by Katie Orlinsky capture the splendors of pool life.
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In old photographs, it looks as straight as the Mall.
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In this show, royalty photographs royalty, and everyone looks grand.
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He gets visions of photographs Jennifer has yet to take.
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And in some ways the news photographs are also portraits.
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Photographs of her niece and godson sit on a table.
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In her photographs, surfers don't surf: they wait for waves.
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The sale of the photographs is subject to court approval.
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"Everyone now takes photographs pretty much most days," Knight says.
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There were also photographs of decapitated corpses, the investigators said.
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Hayes's poetry is pedestrian, but his street photographs are not.
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First it was a darkroom for his photographs and prints.
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They gave out diplomas, took photographs, and laughed (a lot).
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His photographs have a powerful, almost mesmerizing, effect on me.
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Aerial photographs show rows of charred cars and scorched streets.
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Among their early innovations was the publication of news photographs.
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Mr. Cohen distributed photographs of his daughter outside the courthouse.
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Here are 17 photographs from the mopiest place on earth.
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Great photographs are only one part of a map, though.
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Kate Middleton is known for taking photographs of her family.
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Some even lift them out of the water for photographs.
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Photographs online show Mr. Hershenson at numerous events and parades.
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Here are photographs of Independence Day celebrations around the country.
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Photographs show the doors of the center bent and burned.
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They insisted they had taken photographs of the proton aurora.
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Photographs, a grocery list, the scrawled remnants of a dream.
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Meantime, photographs and names of his students were circulated online.
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Due to the time frame, there are no documentary photographs.
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The photographs that are on view speak to this narrative.
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I won't go through what they were, photographs and sound.
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But some of the flavors were tentative, like underexposed photographs.
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Laing was born around the time those photographs were taken.
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They showed photographs of a shattered tub outside the building.
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Life's photographs were brave and brilliant, capturing the human moment.
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Montazeri took photographs; Amini covered the story for a newspaper.
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He initially used photographs as color references for his paintings.
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Sternfeld employs a kind of topographic approach with the photographs.
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Ara had many more of such photographs than I expected.
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A volume of his photographs, "Wunderman," was published in 2008.
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Some of those photographs are still burned on my retinas.
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So Jessica's photographs are filling a gap that we have.
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But it's not like individual photographs stand out at you.
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The photographs were released with the permission of Clayton's family.
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"Her photographs do not answer any questions," the article said.
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It is their unknowing that makes these photographs particularly alluring.
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"The stunningly realistic panoramic photographs are amazingly accurate," she wrote.
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Her mother DeShanna showed me photographs at their dinner table.
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However, it was Carter Williams in the accompanying prom photographs.
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"These are just photographs of [Garcia] with weapons," he said.
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You can show photographs in ways that you can't online.
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Everyone's seen photographs, but how do we make that happen?
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Louis H. Draper: Selected Photographs, published by BookSmart Studio, Inc.
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The 18 photographs in Excavations fall into two distinct categories.
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You have photographs of some of them, in some cases.
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I also saw photographs of a friend's vacation in Iceland.
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EG: Which ones are your favorites photographs from this series?
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The other photographs on the same page are of Northam.
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"In this case, the skull of Lilias Adie was lost: there were just those 2 photographs remaining, so I first had to make a 3D skull, based on the photographs," he explained, via email.
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The collection also features photographs from two major federally funded surveys: John K. Hillers's topographical and geological survey of the Colorado Valley and William Henry Jackson's Descriptive Catalogue of Photographs of North American Indians.
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In the capital of Pyongyang, North Koreans watched a big TV screen playing still photographs of Kim's visit to Singapore and read a newspaper about the trip at a subway station, media photographs showed.
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Works of art through the ages … paintings, sculptures, statues … old photographs, contemporary iconic photographs, video clips and animated graphics … all edited to the tempo of the music with the lyrics superimposed over the visuals.
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Made from two of her photographs, which she has cut and carefully fit together along the seam provided by the traffic sign, Marasco photographs the montage, making it into a new, physically seamless artwork.
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News organisations are sharing photographs of the babies who will be sent to Nauru in a plea for public sympathy, while Greens Senator Sarah Hanson-Young shared photographs showing the dire conditions in Nauru.
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The photographs move cleverly back and forth between two visual realities, as the viewer is caught a little off-balance by what they are actually seeing and what the photographs are said to depict.
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Two of these spirits have appeared in photographs: One, the more famous of the two, has been named Chloe, a slave girl who reportedly appeared in photographs that an insurance company took in 1992.
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I think that really comes through in the unpublished photographs that we've included in the exhibition, because the published photographs were for the magazine, and the magazine was a general interest, family-oriented magazine.
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Whether he's capturing the explosion of limestone into little pieces in his Blast (1998–2005) series of close-up photographs, or mapping the textures of dense urban life, Hatakeyama's photographs keep an emotional distance.
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Native Americans are represented in several photographs in the exhibition, and the show does not pull any punches in linking the popularity of photographs of Native people with the country's rapid and ruthless westward sprawl.
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Some of the photographs have an emotional resonance because of the health consequences the accident had for so many people, and this has been most acute for me with the photographs of kindergartens and playgrounds.
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A screenshot of the photo was also filed as evidence in court: "[Grande] infringed [Barbera's] copyright in the Photographs by reproducing and publicly displaying the Photographs on the Instagram Page," he wrote in his lawsuit.
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But it was his 74 photographs published in a July 1906 issue of National Geographic that made the biggest impact, being the first wildlife photographs printed in a magazine that eventually became the genre's leader.
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"From taking photographs of George and Charlotte, I have been struck by the wonderful lack of self-consciousness that you see in photographs of children, without the self-awareness that adults generally feel," Kate said.
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Photographs from his travels were collected in more than a dozen monographs, including "Marc Riboud: Photographs at Home and Abroad" (1986), "Marc Riboud: Journal" (1988) and "Marc Riboud in China: Forty Years of Photography" (1996).
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Using mathematical modeling, the researchers found that photographs taken at a distance of 2000 inches increased nose size by 30% in men and 29% in women compared with photographs taken at an infinite camera distance.
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The photographs inside L'Italia fascista are slightly jarring for modern eyes.
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I internalize her instructions and apply them to my own photographs.
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I benefit more from one sketch than from one hundred photographs.
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These photographs were taken by Myles Hendrik on March 17, 2017.
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The company added that many people don't post photographs of themselves.
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That's what differentiates them from photographs or from other art forms.
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All photographs taken by USC architecture student Rachel Bass for USC.
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They superimposed photographs of adorable kittehs with funny, often nonsensical captions.
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Herewith, a selection of photographs from the International Photography Resource Centre.
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The Art Gallery of Ontario acquired 522 photographs by Diane Arbus.
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Now, are those all photographs by you that she is collaging?
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Photographs published Thursday of the scene indicate an intense fire-fight.
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His first book of photographs, The English at Home (1936), flopped.
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These striking photographs of microbe communities were captured by DSLR cameras.
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Photographs are spontaneous and exciting, something that he creates, not inherits.
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Lauren Greenfield's subjects pop from her photographs in an uncanny way.
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Who knows what kind of photographs we'll get out of that.
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Below are photographs of some of the works I most enjoyed.
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Seven photographs of Monroe sold for between $1,000 and $3,000 each.
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Will Hirsch's photographs eventually be a time capsule of industrial folly?
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The photographs Minter took are collected in her first book, Plush.
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Experiencing Albers's work up close reveals sensory details that photographs dull.
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The problem: For decades, archived photographs were only available to researchers.
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Anna Loshkin's photographs show people relaxing in the most ordinary ways.
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Several residents have been posting photographs of the smog on Twitter.
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It released photographs of the weapons laid out on the ground.
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Here is his desk — surrounded not by art but family photographs.
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Daniel's photographs leave him with uncomfortable questions amidst shadows of danger.
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Individual stories and individual photographs can be effective for a while.
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Photographs were taken of them kneeling—and then of them dead.
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Beaming with pride, he shows off photographs of his family members.
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There we met with Phelps and we had some photographs taken.
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It's ... I gotta say, it's the most amazing set of photographs.
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The photographs ultimately are melancholy with a tinge of the unnatural.
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I hold my phone over my shoulder and shoot some photographs.
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We've seen a half-century decline in the value of photographs.
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In 240, I reviewed the Getty Museum's holdings of fashion photographs.
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It features previously unpublished photographs Hanson shot between 1982 and 1987.
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Writer/director Christian Ditter also joined the leading ladies for photographs.
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Plus, the Telfair Museums are gifted 347 photographs by Bruce Davidson.
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There are two photographs of the sarcophagus hanging near her installation.
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I started using images of my childhood—35 millimeter photographs, basically.
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Responses to the photographs ranged from positive surprise to angry bemusement.
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Studies of its woodblock prints, ceramics and photographs are in progress.
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Last Thursday, a British tabloid published additional intimate photographs of Hill.
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HUNTINGTON STATION "Wake of the Dutchman," photographs by Virginia Mallon. Feb.
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According to Hill, photographs of her were shared without her consent.
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A group of neighbors stood nearby, quietly taking videos and photographs.
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Let's strive to use photographs to help, not hinder, human connectivity.
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His photographs are meant to act as objective documentation of monuments.
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The photographs were used to create the reconstruction of Adie's face.
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Defeated sofas and tired photographs speak to glory days now gone.
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He presents each a trophy and poses with them for photographs.
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The instructor and Instagram celebrity offers routines, recipes and photographs. 9.
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He began by colorizing the photographs (HiRISE captures images in grayscale).
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Often your photographs feel like a paused moment in a film.
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It's just as handsome in person as it is in photographs.
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Photographs of piles of damaged shared bikes are familiar in China.
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The law also regulates the use of Photoshop in commercial photographs.
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Want to inject some color to your photographs in a hurry?
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As you add photographs and locations, your travel log populates itself.
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He showed off photographs of test devices and blueprints of warheads.
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For example, a series of six photographs called Red. Water. Line.
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The Coca-Cola logo is a recurring motif throughout Eggleston's photographs.
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The surface has much more brown to it than photographs show.
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Photographs can be purchased, ranging in price from $500 to $5,000.
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His final images are made up of 8,000-10,000 photographs. Crazy.
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Photographs entered as evidence showed the three men spending time together.
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Some guests who took photographs of the leader had them deleted.
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The project morphed into the series of photographs on view here.
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They're (super) cute, they're minimal, and they make for great photographs.
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Dippel also explained that he mainly photographs concerts, portraits, and landscapes.
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We recently went to an exhibit of photographs of Vladimir Mayakovsky.
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Your work features a mix of more candid photographs and portraits.
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"I would say my photographs are created, not taken," Allchurch explains.
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All photographs by Kay Thebez, you can follow her work here.
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Human faces are noticeably absent from Misrach's photographs of the borderlands.
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The photographs, which recently began circulating online, were taken on Aug.
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The 450-page book is filled with photographs of Apple products.
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NASA just released some stunning night-time photographs of the Earth.
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Visitors to the memorial hall posed for photographs with the balloons.
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I have been making photographs in the region for five years.
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He then photographs her nude to torment her father, Commissioner Gordon.
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Since 2011, this jaguar has been captured in hundreds of photographs.
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Scarr looked through traveler photographs taken from the hotel on TripAdvisor.
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Countless photographs and speeches document his love for the frozen treat.
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The creatures he photographs aren't exactly what you might call photogenic.
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Photographs of the Chelsea tenements at PAMM are unassuming street scenes.
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What follows is a selection of my photographs with these groups.
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It features 22 extra pages of previously excluded interviews and photographs.
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I take photographs of food, she said, instead of eating it.
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His photographs offer a different approach to the classic subject matter.
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And you'll end up with a number of visually cohesive photographs!
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The catalyst was Richard Prince's exhibition of other people's Instagram photographs.
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Photographs and videos reveal the different phases of the merdacotta process.
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Photographs were sometimes enlisted to serve this purpose: The artist could
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Passengers tweeted photographs of slumber parties, blanket deliveries and free food.
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Its collection includes about 1,500 paintings, sculptures, photographs and other artworks.
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He sees photographs of Chloe, the party's host, smiling on vacation.
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Slider photographs: left: iPhone 2G, right: iPhone 7 or 7 Plus.
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Mrongovius will create holograms based on photographs of these art-pieces.
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During an interview, Mr. Greenberg commented on the photographs he collected.
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The post was accompanied by four photographs of the two men.
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Photographs reveal small shops with tins and cigarette boxes stacked high.
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The photographs could have been made 20 years ago or yesterday.
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They wiped their hands and photographs of children on the slabs.
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Debates are teased with ominous soundtracks and photographs better befitting prizefights.
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In the wet plate photographs, Tā moko would barely show up.
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At her home, Drucker showed me a box of old photographs.
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Photographs by Najib Joe Hakim and Yazan Khalili evoke landscape directly.
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Tillmans had already hung some of the largest photographs as planned.
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Some brought older relatives and photographs of grandparents and great-grandparents.
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In these photographs, though, borders are fragile, penetrable, thin as gauze.
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"I don't remember these photographs, I don't," Franken told the paper.
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"I certainly didn't expect to be in any photographs," she said.
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MORRISTOWN "Spirit," photographs by Peace Corps volunteers from around the world.
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Around 300 photographs by Keïta (1921-2001) will be on display.
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Footage showed some onlookers taking photographs or videos, and even giggling.
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She loved the way her smoky eyes popped in the photographs.
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St. Peter's Basilica was decked out with photographs of African children.
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BBC journalists took photographs of Marks & Spencer labels in the factories.
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In the art market, Avedon's photographs can be high-priced commodities.
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They've liked photographs you posted on Instagram over a year ago.
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His main project involves taking photographs of pianos in abandoned buildings.
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Photographs taken there show her smiling as she embraces her children.
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Think: Christmas ornaments, Mom's handwritten recipe cards or old family photographs.
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Then he signed the proclamation of pardon and posed for photographs.
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His photographs are the final stage of the process before print.
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Photographs are not allowed due to the fragility of the pages.
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"No photographs," he says grimly, nodding at the men waiting outside.
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I thought, O.K., we're all taking photographs of an existing event.
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Papers filed by prosecutors show photographs of Mr. DeLemus holding a .
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Photographs, after all, tell you little about a person's inner nature.
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Photographs of the meeting first emerged from Russia's Tass news agency.
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Curating this work used the same eye as taking original photographs.
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On Yardy promotional materials, Francis uses old photographs of his mother.
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When I take nude photographs, I'm not there for the boys.
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But those that succeed are astonishing; photographs don't do them justice.
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Many of these photographs are from the same shoot in 1983.
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But it's one of the most iconic photographs of all time.
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Still, I perpetuate some of them in photographs and microscopic slides.
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The assailant was seen afterward in photographs posing with the flag.
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All photographs by Steve Schapiro, from Bowie, published by powerHouse Books.
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It also incorporates photographs and home video footage from Mazza's childhood.
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The artwork, as seen on the cover, is all clay photographs.
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Of course, O'Brien kept some of the Acandí photographs for himself.
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Meanwhile, you can see photographs of the guards' pets behind them.
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Why did you post so many photographs of refugees every day?
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A wall is decorated with photographs and magazine covers featuring Heath.
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Then in 2012, he saw some photographs that changed his mind.
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When readers complained, it removed all photographs from a subsequent edition.
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The photographs are being suspended from wire cables between the pews.
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Over time, I started thinking, why are we just buying photographs?
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The photographs of Henryk Ross haunt us in a particular way.
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Photographs have circulated online showing hundreds of people crowding outside stations.
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Is it actually what we see in the street-style photographs?
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AMY WINEHOUSE Photographs by Blake Wood, text by Nancy Jo Sales.
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Still, nuclear production continues unabated, satellite photographs and other evidence suggest.
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But the court released only still photographs of Judge Kavanaugh's ceremony.
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But, as I looked through my photographs, the answer was apparent.
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She can alchemize linen, photographs, newspapers, cardboard and photocopies into art.
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Ms. Miller's play, however, withholds its photographs until the very end.
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The elusiveness of photographs is part of the problem for him.
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Thomas Ruff's photographs question history, art making, and the medium itself.
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I travelled the world with my kids and I took photographs.
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By the late 2000s, he was exhibiting his conceptual photographs internationally.
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Botanical photographs, of course, don't universally depict innocence and natural splendor.
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Photographs are mute objects, and many only speak when spoken to.
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Nonnon is in town to exhibit photographs as part of SNAP!
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Nonnon's photographs of the projections also include some light art flourishes.
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His realistic photographs of these tableaux eventually drew art-world validation.
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The poetry of these photographs is familiar; their irony, less so.
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But there was no concrete evidence, no photographs of the bodies.
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That idea seems to be a recurring theme in your photographs.
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The photographs and manuscripts pertaining to Wilde are also very affecting.
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Photographs: See pictures from the scene at Radio City Music Hall.
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Nowadays it's all about the press photographs and the social media.
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That first afternoon I shot still photographs of the Floquets-McGoverns.
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None of photographs are memorable or resonate with the grandfather's experience.
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The photographs, the acting out, were a way of being free.
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They all rush right to the Zone to take apocalyptic photographs.
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In his view, all photographs are filtered through the photographer's subjectivity.
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My photographs read well because there is a logic to it.
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Unframed photographs of different sizes are pinned directly to the wall.
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The photographs may go to the Canterbury Museum in nearby Christchurch.
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Except in Barboza's photographs, the hands are neither waving nor drowning.
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SONDEREGGER That's probably one of the iconic photographs of our time.
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Works like "Review" (2015) and "Lehmbruck I" (2013) are fictional photographs.
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My photographs of violence are not a source of personal pride.
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But taking great first-look photographs often requires some careful planning.
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Photographs with people especially benefit from being close to the camera.
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The photographs focused on worshipers in African-American churches in Brooklyn.
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And the reporter has to stay out of the photographs, too.
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Mr. Tauranac's revelatory narrative is accompanied by Kathryn Gerhardt's illuminating photographs.
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Her early photographs of drag queens were presciently unconcerned with gender.
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These photographs show disaster zones that are battered, but not broken.
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In an upstairs room, dozens of photographs hang from the walls.
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The historical photographs sometimes overwhelm the drama, and that's all right.
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"I saw photographs of the atrocity they were committing," she said.
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Around the same time, the first photographs of lightning were taken.
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Condé Nast released photographs and text from the issue online today.
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In that sense you have something to offer beyond your photographs.
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I know, however, from photographs, that he's wearing his porkpie hat.
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The walls are crammed with old beer signs, photographs, newspaper clippings.
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Some lawmakers asked for photographs they could use for promotional materials.
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Then post your own photographs and tag us so we know.
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Take a peek inside the event with our collection of photographs.
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As with his column, he took all the book's photographs himself.
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Or the ubiquitous billboard-size photographs of the photogenic royal family.
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She posted photographs of her meetings with American politicians, including Gov.
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Or so, at least, Lovell speculates based on long-distance photographs.
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The article also refers incorrectly to Sadie Benning's series of photographs.
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"That's why, I think, he started to take photographs," Galusca said.
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Closer look: View our collection of photographs from the red carpet.
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Archival photographs capture the mood of the period 60 years later.
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Politicians arrived to offer condolences, give speeches and pose for photographs.
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Old photographs on social media showed her wearing glasses and braces.
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The Times collected scary and beautiful photographs from the Australia wildfires.
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He knocked USA Today for its short articles and color photographs.
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Her newest photographs and installations are now in New York City.
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" The photographs, she says, help her recover "time, space, emotions. Everything.
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Alongside Turounet's photographs are a number of illustrations by Tim Shafer.
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Family photographs frozen in time line the walls of the apartment.
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They're also concerned about any photographs of the body being sold.
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Or through a series of photographs and documents from the archives.
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Your two photographs are landscapes but have a very different feel.
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Right-wingers snap photographs of Muslims they see on the streets.
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Photographs from the trip showed him smiling with China Sam executives.
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Like the photographs from Japan, it is simultaneously primordial and futuristic.
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Even when his photographs document hieroglyphic inscriptions, they feel like romances.
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The images resemble leaves on trees, or photographs on drying racks.
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It said this included terrorist propaganda materials, photographs from the Oct.
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This show, which promises remarkable photographs and ephemera, is long overdue.
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Many of those photographs depict people dressed as if for Eden.
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Almost everyone is now captured in photographs — and outlived by them.
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Police carried recent photographs of protesters to identify and arrest them.
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It's a collection of photographs that defies legibility, bordering on contemptuousness.
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They have taken countless photographs and collected testimonies of many victims.
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Graphic photographs and videos posted online showed people struggling to breathe.
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I brought photographs of family and friends for my crew quarters.
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McCoy based her paintings on photographs she took in the neighborhood.
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Wedding photographs show a happy couple, eating cake and holding hands.
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First of all, there is the selection of the right photographs.
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Photographs and recordings of the annual meeting have never been permitted.
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The two looked very happy together as they posed for photographs.
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No government action has been taken related to the doctored photographs.
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Photographs and captions by Vincent J. Musi from Chronicle Books 2019
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They publicized the work of their demolition teams with graphic photographs.
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A reporter for Recode shared photographs of the dinner on Twitter.
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Porter said in a statement that he had taken the photographs.
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It's also unclear when photographs and video would actually go public.
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Photographs on social media showed several people trying to extricate them.
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Instagram censors almost all photographs of female nipples on its platform.
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This book is part textbook and part travelogue, with gorgeous photographs.
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One of the photographs from the attack, however, raised readers' eyebrows.
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The result: Girault could make the world's first multiple-exposure photographs.
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Some photographs don't involve faces at all; others are entire scenes.
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I take millions of photographs during the week of many dogs.
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The government routinely releases photographs of prisoners handcuffed behind their back.
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Many of those photographs depict people dressed as if for Eden.
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While Chicago Tribune took the photographs, Kartemquin Films filmed the incident.
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Christopher Mahoney was appointed senior international specialist for photographs at Phillips.
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We'd love to see photographs and descriptions of your weekend work.
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I'm selective about the photographs I put out in the world.
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This is a series of photographs of unabashedly gay male nudes.
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The photographs all have a very formal painterly quality to them.
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Most people don't understand photographs on a wall in a museum.
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In addition to the models, the photographs are also available online.
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How do you think your photographs captured the essence of Prince?
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Among his collection are Ottoman-era rifles, coins, and historic photographs.
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The photographs of Chris of Hur (Chris Harris) are similarly vulnerable.
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Her photographs have been published in Foam, Numéro, Interview, and Wallpaper*.
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He inundated Dalí with gruesome photographs of people with untreated syphilis.
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Did she sit for you, or did you work from photographs?
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Which can be a diary, yes, or a collection of photographs.
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AAA: With something like the Temple of Bel, we have photographs.
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Nicholson took care to avoid nostalgia and romance in his photographs.
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As a result, their photographs defy conventional representations of black people.
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All of Lawson's Time photographs, painstakingly composed, are intimate, emotional affairs.
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Sepuya's photographs breathe new life into the genre of studio portraiture.
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I decided that I would show a selection of the photographs.
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On this wall are three photographs of couples sitting on benches.
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Photographs are Cotte's chief evidence for his claims in the exhibition.
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Ai WeiWei: Beijing Photographs, 1993-2003 is published by MIT Press.
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I took photographs in the mirror so the people weren't posing.
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Those include unlawfully posing for photographs with the dead captive's corpse.
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It includes 19th-century photographs of the city that were given as diplomatic gifts by the Ottoman sultan; early photographs taken by the Scottish photographer James Robertson; and new digital works by the artist Murat Germen.
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One of Brian Skerry's most celebrated photographs shows a dead thresher shark caught in a fishing net off the Mexican coast; National Geographic has named it one of the magazine's 50 greatest photographs of all time.
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That theory-educated cohort—which included Barbara Kruger, who produced mordant feminist agitprop, and Sherrie Levine, who took deadpan photographs of classic modern photographs—beamed contempt at established myths, modes, and motives of prestige in art.
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What's interesting about these photographs is that, in a country with alarming rates of homophobia and transphobia, Mujercitos were allowed in the photographs, a space of feminine subjectivity that the rest of the society denies them.
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The more than 300 photographs were divided in two sets, one consisting of 73 black-and-white photographs that measured 16 by 3353 inches, while the other set of around 225 measured 8 by 10 inches.
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In the study, published in the journal Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, men and women rated digital résumés that included photographs of non-obese people and digitally altered photographs of those same people as obese.
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Marie appears in photographs, frequently nude and posed like a space-age pinup; brushes made with her hair were used to paint the thrones; and she hand-tinted many of the photographs, exposed on their home bathtub.
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Sabah published photographs of Mr. Junabi and Mr. Zahrani emerging from the entrance of the consulate and also published photographs that the newspaper's investigative editor, Abdurrahman Simsek, said were head shots from cameras at airport passport control.
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Mr. Berman and his former wife, Nancy Goliger, amassed 2,600 photographs that they auctioned after their divorce in 2007 or donated (source for the J. Paul Getty Museum's 2006-7 exhibition "Where We Live: Photographs of America").
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Bernd and Hilla Becher's black-and-white photographs of outdated industrial structures in Germany — considered landmarks of conceptual art — are shown next to Teenie Harris's photographs of a 275s home-appliance fair for African-Americans in Pittsburgh.
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Her photographs are the subject of a new book by James T. Campbell and Elaine Owens, "Mississippi Witness: The Photographs of Florence Mars" (University Press of Mississippi), which includes more than 100 images, most unpublished until now.
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Muse: Mickalene Thomas Photographs and tête-à-tête, now on view at the Aperture Foundation, focuses on the artist's dazzling, supersaturated photographs, taken over the past 15 years, as well as the work of her creative influences.
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Family members described Hazel as an artist who painted and took photographs.
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People were taking photographs of it because of its height, he said.
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But most concern missing loved ones; smiling photographs alongside pleas for information.
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I love how open and friendly she is when she photographs people.
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Huge crowds waited through the night, but photographs showed they were orderly.
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Genuine and raw and wooden barn and hanging photographs and all that.
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But to truly appreciate them, take a look at Waldo Nell's photographs.
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The website published photographs taken by John Boone Photography, and they're stunning.
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His photographs taken during the blitzkrieg are all art and no pathos.
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That mythic tenor might explain why his photographs evoke vacancy or desolation.
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Photographs from the scene show a damaged charter aircraft in a field.
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Photographs were allowed only before prom started to protect the attendees' privacy.
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People Knitting: A Century of Photographs is published by Princeton Architectural Press.
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Framed photographs of (most likely) Miley's spiritual gurus can also be seen.
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Medium to low resolution (or somewhat distant) photographs and videos, for example.
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His photographs exude the chill of standing alone in a desolate location.
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UTC Updated to include photographs from Whole Foods and comments from customers.
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There were no television images, no photographs other than of the wreckage.
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TMZ exclusively shared photographs of the two out together in Santa Monica.
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Queen B also shared photographs with lyrics etched on Instagram with fans.
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They repeatedly expressed feeling overrun by photographs and addicted to posting images.
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As the technology quickly improved, the demand for portrait photographs increased rapidly.
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Another challenge was deciding how to organize the photographs in the book.
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She'd stolen cherished photographs from family members and jewelry from her employers.
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His introduction — a description of two contrasting photographs — is classic Crichton masculinity.
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Ulva-latissima, from Volume III of Photographs of British Algae, cyanotype, 1853.
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Students shared photographs of their classrooms on social media following the incident.
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Brooklyn White: We rely on bear monitors that collect photographs and data.
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This results in huge photographs that you can zoom into for days.
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The residence is now a museum for the author's correspondence and photographs.
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The photographs are bittersweet, striking a perfect combination of joy and somberness.
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Kruger, 40, was all smiles as she posed next to Reedus' photographs.
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In it, Ms. Simmons played an artist who photographs miniature dollhouse scenes.
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And even as they shared photographs as keepsakes, they told no one.
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How a room looked in photographs was, at best, a secondary concern.
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"They look really happy," said Steve Zeigler, 30, as he took photographs.
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LAKEVILLE "The Oldest Living Things in the World," photographs by Rachel Sussman.
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TWO UNUSUAL photographs have been making the rounds on Arab social media.
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Paintings, figurines, vintage photographs, and sketches of him lined the whole shop.
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Everything clicked for me and made sense when I saw these photographs.
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The Interior Ministry issued crime scene photographs with some of the statements.
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Your holiday photographs have just been upstaged by the Queens of Upstaging.
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See Freud's photographs from the set of Red Nose Day Actually below.
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After he collects a baggie, Giannopoulos photographs it against a white background.
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Mourners left flowers, soft toys and photographs at Orsk airport on Monday.
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The photographs from this period capture his many stages from different angles.
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On the walls are whimsical prints and photographs of places I've visited.
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I know most of my mother's photographs by heart, all their stories.
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He layers acrylic paint over news clippings and photographs pulled from microfiche.
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But Shew's photographs of the works are among a few readily found.
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His photographs are — as Rosenberg would say — the aftermath of an event.
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They also taped handwritten cards, sticky notes and photographs to the storefront.
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Ask Wilson though, and he sees the photographs in a different light.
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Were there a lot of images and photographs you were drawing on?
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Photographs by Jeremy M. Lange, a photographer based in Durham, North Carolina.
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ND: Those are the papers and the photographs of Joseph Carrier, right?
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Something different happened when I looked at Misrach's photographs on the wall.
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Though his gardens create some really cool patterns, so it photographs beautifully.
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Investigators also seized nude photographs of underage girls from his Manhattan townhouse.
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Photographs such as this one communicated the personal suffering behind the headlines.
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OYSTER BAY "Equestrian Culture on Long Island's North Shore," maps and photographs.
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The entire collection of photographs is available to view on Valentina's website.
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He included measurements of Earhart's own bones calculated from photographs of her.
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Risman writes:This timelapse film was created using only 12 individual JPEG photographs.
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As always, the rocket proved to be a great subject for photographs.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - "Wanted" was emblazoned across photographs posted online by Islamic State.
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These are photographs of the gun discovered by TSA agents last year.
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"I'm a very sentimental person, and I love old photographs," said Dimoff.
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She last shared two photographs of Hansel and Lily in June 2017.
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The photographs show Marion bashfully modeling on her daily adventures with Theimer.
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Taking photographs is a way to enjoy them for a little longer.
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These photographs further demonstrate how adroit Beyoncé is in the art realm.
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That's the subject of a series of long-lost photographs from 1978.
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And as a result, passport photographs across Cuba all look super-sharp.
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This includes anything from fingerprints to facial geometry, but doesn't include photographs.
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Photographs of bloody, burned commuters staggering from the London Underground were everywhere.
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The artist often photographs her works by placing them in her palm.
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Two photographs, reportedly worth an estimated $100,000, were stolen from MoMA PS1.
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Could you describe some of the logistical challenges in creating these photographs?
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His photographs for "Harlem Is Nowhere," however, show none of this depth.
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But I wouldn't necessarily be looking at photographs of myself all day.
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Photographs of her show an old woman proudly displaying her finest assets.
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The model also shared some photographs of Joe from his younger years.
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There are accompanying still photographs from the videos exhibited on their own.
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It lead to a series of photographs of much more exotic animals.
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North Korea released what it claimed were photographs of its artillery drills.
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"I don't remember these photographs, I don't," Franken told the Star Tribune.
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In all, they contain 203,000 images of documents, photographs, books, and illustrations.
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PLEASE BEHOLD ONE OF THE MOST STUNNING PHOTOGRAPHS TO EVER BE TAKEN.
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That's been really fun, finding all those, getting nice, long exposure photographs.
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Baldwin himself has a deeply expressive, striking face that Schapiro photographs beautifully.
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Click on to see the photographs, and to shop our favorite pieces.
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The photographs are highly composed and theatrical, but do not seem contrived.
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Clips show her posing as people walk around her and take photographs.
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German artist Christiane Feser cuts and folds photographs into expansive, abstract panoramas.
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It becomes surprisingly affecting as you get into the groove of Photographs.
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Users can also share their photographs and information on the Aerocene website.
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Like I said, I don't really like having faces in my photographs.
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And I tried to capture that in the photographs that I take.
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The process begins with curators who often request photographs of the objects.
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For example, Facebook's Camera can map out two-dimensional photographs in 3D.
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When Levon Biss photographs an insect, he doesn't just use one shot.
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You've probably seen some magnificent photographs with "Shot on iPhone" plastered underneath.
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Axios has seen photographs of both Fitton and Pishevar at the event.
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Photographs and video used to be the gold standard for representing reality.
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All of his photographs from the West Bank can be found here.
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Photos of the Swastika symbol are seen in many of the photographs.
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These photographs are almost as touching as some of Parks's original images.
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Other fans also approached the star asking for photographs, which he accepted.
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Long-exposure photographs of rocket launches show their paths taking parabolic routes.
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He also makes them from scratch, or by using photographs as references.
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Occasionally, Painchaud might work from random photographs encountered on Pinterest or Tumblr.
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The long hours he'd spent memorizing the Apollo 10 photographs were wasted.
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In Amir Zaki's photographs, though, skaters themselves are nowhere to be seen.
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In 2011, they received photographs of him with unkempt hair and beard.
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Ribas had initially affirmed there would be unrestricted access to Mapplethorpe's photographs.
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As you might imagine from its title, it is full of photographs.
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I explained that I was a journalist taking photographs of the event.
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Amir's photographs are simply titled after the spaces used as his subject.
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Weeping families flocked to public hearings clutching photographs and heart-rending petitions.
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Orlick offers her photographs in print, zines, and books she self-publishes.
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Some sent him photographs of beheaded corpses with the message "You're next".
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Locating the surveillance photographs for the fourth chapter was a fascinating experience.
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Viewers must study her photographs before they understand how they were made.
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I didn't [start to] paint or take photographs because I was black.
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For some reason, it seems like photographs age just like good wine.
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I got to work immediately and fifteen new photographs came into being.
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Often I saw bridge aficionados with cameras around their necks taking photographs.
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I recently came across photographs of him that I had never seen.
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She went home and burned all her films, photographs, scripts, and memorabilia.
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There you can see the heart-stopping telegram, and many beautiful photographs.
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The reports included photographs of the blastoff from a mobile launch vehicle.
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Videos such as those by channel Secureteam construe conspiracy from faulty photographs.
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Even then, he says, getting "acclaim" for photographs was far from guaranteed.
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The photographs are then transformed in processes through painting, folding, or collaging.
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The rifles in the photographs were far from the gunman's only weapons.
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The donor can even choose the child from a list of photographs.
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Some photographs, like Singh's, are freer of the censorship of the market.
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The photographs were front-lit, with flares of light in the frame.
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Cross-dressing, too, features in his photographs in the same ambiguous way.
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Trump was posing for photographs with campaign volunteers when Hicks's phone buzzed.
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" This, he said, was a guiding impulse for the photographs in "Relationship.
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Quality photographs are invaluable in e-commerce and connecting to the customer.
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"Why did Stalin airbrush those people out of those photographs?" he asked.
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Using smartphones, staff members will take photographs to email to the families.
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His handler came along and said they had to go take photographs.
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