We were both seeing it from our unique vantage points.
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From some vantage points, it looks like trees are kissing.
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Boxes of petrol bombs were placed at vantage points overlooking roads.
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Boxes of petrol bombs were placed at vantage points overlooking roads.
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Mr. de Give would tell this story from different vantage points.
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Camera-mounted drones allow Burtynsky to find precise aerial vantage points.
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So, try to learn by relying on the vantage points of others.
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"Observation decks" are set up around the castle at picturesque vantage points.
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Photographers captured their moves, clicking quickly from different directions and vantage points.
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Beyond a couple nice vantage points for screenshots, there wasn't much to see.
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He added profiles jutting from different vantage points, creating a multitude of faces.
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From certain vantage points on Earth, the moon will completely block the sun.
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It's the combination of these two vantage points that makes Ross's vision unique.
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Different kinds of art can help us understand it from different vantage points.
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Times Square is surrounded by tall buildings with similar vantage points over the crowd.
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A site ought in theory to make possible a large number of vantage points.
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You can comfortably watch the work from many vantage points, for any length of time.
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They pine for the simple pleasures of E13, their old seats and accustomed vantage points.
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From certain vantage points, you can trace portions of its 900-foot length by eye.
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Federal and state policymakers are often working on similar policy challenges from different vantage points.
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The M200 features three different configurations, depending on case usage, offering different camera vantage points.
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Visitors can view the torch-lit boats from several historic vantage points, including Osaka Castle.
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They took their photos from their own vantage points and sent them in for submissions.
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"Capturing the same clouds from two vantage points can help scientists calculate their altitude," NASA said.
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Do they feel safer from their vantage points, knowing they don't have to touch American soil?
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The Culture department at The Times examines the inner workings of Hollywood from many vantage points.
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Different durations and vantage points in each frame disorient the viewer's experience of time and space.
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Even from the best vantage points, some photographers might miss an interesting detail in their own pictures.
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Celebrities and influencers take selfies in masks from the vantage points of their first-class airline seats.
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They had done the Colantuono transumanza before and knew where to stop for the best vantage points.
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Or maybe he was following the battle from multiple vantage points, as a form of omni-reconnaissance.
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Religions are places to stand and look and act, vantage points from which to see the world.
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Unlike binoculars, she argued, a drone can actually enter your property and see from more invasive vantage points.
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The building seems to shift in shape and shade when viewed from different vantage points in Sydney Harbour.
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Snapping photos of "the same clouds from two vantage points can help scientists calculate their altitude," explained NASA.
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The video's narrator claims that no human has ever seen a rocket launch from these vantage points before.
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From most vantage points the landscape seems unchanged from the previous century, or even from its prehistoric origins.
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From my various vantage points, no matter how hard I tried, I could never spot anyone actually bidding.
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Bey and Blue gifted us a look at their coordinated outfits from three different vantage points on Instagram.
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Click through to look at five gorgeous photos of the moon from different vantage points around the globe.
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Through quirky vantage points, creativity, and a well exercised instinct, Higbee captures delightful shots of everyday city life.
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Rebel snipers positioned themselves at vantage points as troops moved into the city, using armored vehicles as cover.
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Each photograph hangs on a separate floor, but from certain vantage points they all seem to cascade together.
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Here he narrates again and introduces segments from delightfully unexpected vantage points for a man of his age.
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That show will take place in the dusk sky, giving stargazers in the Southern Hemisphere the best vantage points.
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For example, the viewer could toggle vantage points or perspectives in a crowd while watching Godzilla destroy a city.
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Don't monopolize the best vantage points, or cause the tour to fall behind schedule as you play Ansel Adams.
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"Two people with two different vantage points can witness the same event," she said, and still describe it differently.
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"The problem was how to take multiple vantage points and put them together into a coherent analysis," he said.
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So this weekend I went on an expedition to look at Lady Liberty from vantage points around the city.
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It is hard to see what's coming, and because there aren't many vantage points, it's easy to get lost.
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I am writing from these two vantage points to suggest that the documents should not be read as antagonistic.
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The works examine blackness from various vantage points, providing a sense of the concerns that inform artists working in Toronto.
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"I spent time scouring the area for bridges and vantage points, looking down from them from all angles," Scarr said.
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The stories, blurred by heavy drinking, have refracted through friendships and family ties, and through a kaleidoscope of vantage points.
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Through it all Bzdelik has soaked up as much basketball, from as many vantage points, as anyone on the planet.
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The rest of us may have to root for a souped-up recorded edition, perhaps one offering different vantage points.
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The film, inspired by a documentary, "Surviving Mumbai," relays these events from the vantage points of a sprawling international ensemble.
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Six monitors show different vantage points of an enclosure containing tigers, the cats flitting in and out of each frame.
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By examining properties of traditional materials and objects from new vantage points, Lin investigates the seemingly commonplace, rearranging our mental furniture.
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That said, these Trump and Sanders supporters are looking at the dragon from different vantage points and seeing fundamentally different dangers.
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Then see the supermoon for yourself from one of New York City's best vantage points, made accessible exclusively for the celebration.
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Set during six months in 1940, the story unfolds mostly in letters and journal entries from nearly a dozen vantage points.
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Let me be the trellis of vantage points, I might say, the lattice hidden everywhere in the leaves of another's story.
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The video shows you the power of the Delta IV rocket launch from extreme vantage points right next to the large launcher.
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He preferred to capture impersonal cityscapes from high vantage points, and the streets of Paris when drenched in rain, fog or snow.
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Some of the most beautiful vantage points of San Francisco, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the Pacific Ocean are in Sea Cliff.
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These can come either from a special, stereoscopic camera or, more prosaically, from a single camera moved around to different vantage points.
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Those who attend in-person but want to re-experience it from different vantage points will have the opportunity to do so.
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Tsong's colorful illustrations invite readers to peer from a range of vantage points and angles, as if looking down through the foliage.
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There are plenty of lookout points helpfully scattered along the way, many marked with a whale illustration, indicating the best vantage points.
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At certain points throughout the country, the narrow flyways funnel birds through elevated vantage points from which hunters can get easy shots.
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Ideally, credible size estimates require observations from multiple vantage points in order to accurately assess density and account for differences amongst the crowd.
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I love finding different vantage points of cities, so I drag my family into the Mezogazdasagi Museum, The Museum and Library of HungarianAgriculture.
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But all offered interesting insights from working on a show that seems eerily plausible here from our vantage points in the year 2017.
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Tourists, residents and media gathered at vantage points to document the drama at the country's most impressive volcano, which last erupted in 2014.
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The record has some dancefloor things, some ambient things, but it's all doing pretty much the same, just coming from different vantage points.
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By inviting us to situate our bodies, as it were, in an African frame, Newsome underscores the significance of reconfiguring our vantage points.
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Audience members, remaining seated, were occasionally lifted by a phalanx of assistants wielding ingenious dollies, and then solemnly wheeled to new vantage points.
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Each can be used as either a wall, ceiling or floor lamp — and seem to shape-shift when viewed from different vantage points.
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The London is just up the hill from the Pacific Design Center, which is clearly in view from many vantage points on property.
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But scientists can also use high-resolution photographs of crowds taken from known vantage points to try to calculate the density of specific areas.
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On the Israeli side, civilians sought vantage points with binoculars and cameras, straining to see the action from kibbutz watchtowers or outcroppings of farmland.
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Bias on tech's major platforms is a hot topic right now, though the political parties are approaching the issue from very different vantage points.
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From vantage points on Earth and in space, these telescopes will peer across time and space to study some of the cosmos' biggest mysteries.
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Also on Wednesday, jurors, for the third day, continued to view different vantage points of the explosion from surveillance cameras seemingly at every doorway.
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She says the paintings, commissioned in 22003 when Sony owned the building, depict electromagnetic fields as seen from vantage points directly above the tower.
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Once all the feasible vantage points are gone, one or two decide that there is no other option than to head for the roof.
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Coming from a range of cultural and choreographic vantage points, participants convene around the theme of the body's potential to challenge systems of oppression.
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While working on "Water," he wrestled with the sprawling and complex nature of the subject, and found himself seeking higher and higher vantage points.
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Her camera is taller than she is, weighs as much as an N.F.L. linebacker and looks, from certain vantage points, like a 1970s liquor cabinet.
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Classical media is used to illustrate modern themes, while technology is wielded as a tool in order to offer new vantage points on ancient systems.
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Seeing a man's life unfold and hover from these different vantage points — across time, from within and from without — yields a tender, many-sided portrait.
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Their isolated locations, vantage points over cliffs and open water or associations with tales of storms and shipwrecks — whatever the reason, they capture the imagination.
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It just is a shame that there aren't more vantage points that are commonly available for people to see themselves in the audience through reviews.
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You can pop instantly around areas to find cover spots and vantage points, or rush an enemy and then blink back to revive a fallen partner.
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By that time, the Earth has completed half of its trip around the Sun, allowing astronomers to view the source from two very distant vantage points.
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All of the various vantage points that we all have of this world, the planet, our environments, and the life we live, the things we see.
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Ms. Henao said she hung the Dalí in what she describes as a privileged place, the library, where it could be seen from multiple vantage points.
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During NASA Television's four-hour show, you'll see images of the eclipse from the vantage points of NASA aircraft, the International Space Station, and high-altitude balloons.
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Except for the stern-faced police officers standing guard while TV journalists jostle for the best vantage points, the road leading to the bakery looks no different.
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Having seen our economy from both vantage points, I believe that Hillary Clinton is the unique candidate with the values, perspective, and wherewithal to lead our economy.
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Dropping in on the stream actually feels like getting a balcony-level view of the parade, with a few different vantage points that cycle throughout the stream.
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You're guaranteed a mesmerizing experience from pretty much anywhere in the city, but there are a few vantage points that inspire more Instagram likes than the rest.
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"Russia has a pretty good record on shaping the narrative, of creating a party line and reinforcing it from a variety of vantage points," Mr. Weiss said.
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There are many vantage points to watch players try to land shots on the 2000th hole's famous island green, which is surrounded on all sides by water.
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Similarly, two photographers taking a picture of an object from two different vantage points will produce different images, but those images can be related to each other.
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As the Iraqi forces advanced block by block, courtyards and rooftops became vital vantage points, sniper nests and, despite the brutally hot weather, crash pads under the sun.
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In the US, Zion National Park's tourists have caused severe damage to some of the park's most popular trails and vantage points, like Zion Canyon and Angels Landing.
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With a stage open on all sides and vast seating capacity, audience members can enjoy numerous vantage points — without putting on their shoes or giving up their umbrellas.
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"It was just stunning — the color, the intimacy and how Bill Murphy, God bless him, walked around to get different vantage points for each at-bat," Davis said.
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Entry-level Resort View Rooms also provide nice vantage points of manicured gardens or a citrus grove, but come without a balcony, and start at $188 off-season.
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From the vantage points offered by the common room's high windows and the dormitories' balconies, the whole school could have a good view of the swimming Mary Wards.
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I'm talking about just learning that your every move will be scrutinized and how in this day and time it will be looked at from many vantage points.
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We may come from different vantage points, denominations, walks of life — we may differ from each other in many other ways — but nothing compares to that which unites us.
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Michael D. Edmonson, the superintendent of the Louisiana State Police, several times described the gunman as "moving tactically" from place to place, looking for targets and choosing vantage points.
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Ms. Flecke spent an hour visiting with Ms. Olk, who led her around the house, pointing out vantage points that she wanted to have included in the final portrait.
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The camera, along with three others from different vantage points, captures and posts images online of the volcano, also known by its Maori name of Whakaari, every 10 minutes.
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Ms. Anderson is "somebody who speaks to the issues of our time from many different vantage points and media and genres," said Melissa Chiu, the director of the museum.
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The goal is to create avatars in virtual reality that are not just photorealistic from certain vantage points, but show the entire person, along with all their presence and gestures.
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In the Bronx, most subway tracks are aboveground, providing significant vantage points, but the borough's bridge and tunnel connections to Manhattan and Queens could be troublesome should Manhattan retreat north.
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The other video from the media pit continued rolling, but there wasn't much to see since the first half of the morning's action was visible from the other vantage points.
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As the election season lurches into its final stretch, the New York Festival of Song offers a chance to reflect on the question through music, and from different vantage points.
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Moreover, "with the hotel positioned on a hill top, its vantage points offer good visibility on surrounding activities," allowing security forces to position themselves at various strategic positions, he added.
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Check In The Lodge at the Presidio, set within a 1,500 acre national park, has one of the city's best vantage points for viewing and visiting the Golden Gate Bridge.
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At Thursday's ceremony, approximately 1,000 family members of the graduating guardsmen and guardswomen were seated closely together in temporary grandstands and another 400 packed tightly together in other vantage points.
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But he is probably best known for his performances of Bach's six suites for solo cello, a summit of the repertory which he continues to scale from different vantage points.
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NASA will have a page dedicated to showing the event from a broad range of vantage points — including on the ground, aboard aircraft and even from the International Space Station.
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He'll work to put loyalists in key vantage points and marginalize those he distrusts (both of which I watched him do as undersecretary of state for arms control and international security).
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But "its personality will tell us where it wants to be," Mr. Harvey said, as workers tilted the skull this way and that and he examined it from different vantage points.
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Not only does this maximize the astronauts' work hours, but it also allows the Earth-based crew to monitor and aid the space crew from similar vantage points in real-time.
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From what we've seen, the works tackle some of Australia's most pressing racial issues from a number of vantage points—some with humor, others with pain and anger, others with sorrow.
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Architect W Godfrey Allen, an adviser to St Paul's on the structure and setting of the cathedral, plotted multiple views of the iconic building from various vantage points in the city.
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The same gestures and vantage points and compositions are repeated, and the images come out so uncannily similar that it's as though everyone were subject to the same set of instructions.
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When it's all set up, a surgeon can walk around the patient, viewing three-dimensional holographic images of internal structures—such as arteries, veins, and internal organs—from different vantage points.
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Perretta films these interviews like interrogations, lingering on the backs of his subjects' heads and using high-angle vantage points to express the sensation of being both under-protected and overexposed.
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To find this specific star-forming region, scientists leveraged the Earth's orbit around the Sun, observing the source's radio waves from different vantage points as the Earth travels through the Solar System.
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And while some will love the backtracking to previously visited areas to employ new skills and Corebots in order to reach fresh vantage points, the lack of environmental variety is a drag.
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Not to mention the number of different vantage points at each field — Dodgers Stadium, for example, has 56,000 seats — and you're going to need the app to work perfectly in each one.
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This was possible because the special forces teams worked in three-man cells, along with their Afghan allies, and could view the enemy from various vantage points in adjacent districts, Nutsch said.
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He said he is interested in the concept of viewing places and things from different vantage points; the Earth from the Moon, the Moon from the Earth, the Earth from distant space.
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Dhaka, Bangladesh (CNN)Except for the stern-faced police officers standing guard while a swarm of television journalists jostled for the best vantage points, Gulshan Road No. 79 looked no different this Sunday.
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Observations by the Hubble Space Telescope are revealing new…Read more ReadTogether, the three spacecraft will make measurements from multiple vantage points, allowing for an unprecedented 3D view of the object—or objects.
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Like a lenticular panel whose image changes when viewed from different angles, from each of three vantage points, this traversable forest of flower-like posts will transform into varying representations of Shirley Chisholm.
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It's not yet clear if both windows were smashed so that the shooter had two vantage points to kill people or if one of the windows was smashed by police during the raid.
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Some of his wall-mounted sculptures can be hung in different ways to offer new vantage points; others are placed in cavities cut into the wall so that they emerge like strange growths.
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There are no real views to speak except on higher floors and even then, the best vantage points are from the top floor occupied by the rooftop pool, meeting space, bar, and restaurant.
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To show that dissonance, the photographer Lam Yik Fei returned this month to streets where he had documented mass rallies and street clashes in recent months — capturing moments from the exact same vantage points.
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Four 206 degree videos were streamed, a couple simultaneously: one from the media pit, and others from various vantage points inside the compound with a view of the lawn where the military parade was.
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The pavilion will house a ground-level banquet hall, meeting and conference rooms and a rooftop garden, while myriad angled windows will filter light throughout the space and offer vantage points from each room.
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Bjarke Ingels, the Danish architect whose firm was hired to renovate the space, has kept the windows facing out onto the Champs-Élysées and built a second, transparent staircase to provide more vantage points.
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As usual, I did more listening than talking as we reminisced about Bryant's nascent days as a Laker from our old vantage points: Harris as the coach and me as the newspaper beat writer.
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Split between the vantage points of its two remaining lead characters, Noah and Helen, this episode of "The Affair" is a return to form after the strange swerve into supervillainy it suffered last week.
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Even when shooting the more familiar cityscapes of Dubai, Hong Kong, or New York, Koopmans manages to create fresh-looking images by finding unique vantage points, often by scouting his locations on Google Earth.
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The divergent vantage points on Libya may be instructive to understand how President Trump and Mr. Bolton, his new national security adviser, are approaching the coming talks with the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un.
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Gabar and Tarhams did not say how the SDF planned to capture the stadium and hospital, both of which provide high vantage points over the city center, while avoiding the deaths of residents held there.
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Instead, the show's version goes from Bran skingchanging to the ravens flying by the Night King, and then never returned to other vantage points to indicate how Bran was tracking the ongoing battle in Winterfell.
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Consider this a recurring venue for debate, where leading experts – with a diverse range of vantage points and opinions – provide us with thoughts on some of the biggest issues currently in tech, startups and venture.
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But behind every picture Rich uploads, lies a meticulous study of vantage points, pop culture references, and even wind conditions that have made his photos so popular among his near-quarter of a million followers.
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From vantage points as close as 3,000 miles (4,23 km) from the planet's cloud tops, the spacecraft is to not only search for water but assess whether Jupiter possesses a dense core beneath its atmosphere.
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Its four, panelists Ken Arnold, Svetlana Alpers, Jeff Levine, and D. Graham Burnett, each of whom represent different aspects of museum practice and operations, all approached the question from distinct, and sometimes opposed, vantage points.
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At night, red-hot flames could be spotted from vantage points in northeast Los Angeles and people in Burbank on Sunday were still stopping to watch from their yards, storefront windows, and shopping center parking lots.
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We caught up with the conference's director, Filippo Rean, to hear about the three hottest themes at this year's conference: Housing supply has become a big issue for stakeholders from a wide variety of vantage points.
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The officer was punching and elbowing Conde, and seemed to say "fuck you," as two other officers newly on scene tried to hold him down and handcuff him, according to video from several bodycam vantage points.
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"Portal" (2019), a house-of-cards style construction made primarily of plywood, seems to be made mostly of openings, windows, oculi — vantage points that open up onto one another, like hall of mirrors without the mirrors.
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DeChristopher landed in jail for nearly two years, when he and Regan (from different ideological vantage points) agree that it should be legal for anyone to acquire those rights, to use or keep in the ground.
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The fort is full of perfectly symmetrical bastions, passages and corridors on the upper and lower tiers, as well as powder magazines, and plenty of vantage points to look out to the dreamy, endless turquoise water.
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The posts, which provide excellent vantage points on the comings and goings on the highway, are located on private land owned by the Rajneeshees, as are seven additional posts located within the city limits of Rajneeshpuram.
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The volcanoes are connected and give rise to the fundamental beliefs of the cultures around them, and while we could certainly just chuckle at some of those beliefs from our vantage points, Herzog won't let us.
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The couple often found high vantage points to take dramatic photographs including one taken in August last year where they stood on the edge of a platform at Cape Royal which is located in the Grand Canyon.
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He talks about the biodiversity he witnessed and the varied vantage points: on the ground surrounded by the forest, flying overhead in a plane at 2,000 feet, and looking at the land clearing operations via satellite imagery.
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While we have traversed the oncology landscape from different vantage points, our mission has always been the same: to search for truth and to promote synergistic collaborations that achieve significant results in cancer research and all things.
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The low vantage points of both "Waterfall" paintings (2018, 2019) allow dusky cliff faces to occupy the bulk of both compositions, leaving visible only a sliver of tree-filled daytime sky toward the top of each canvas.
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From vantage points on Earth and in space, the upcoming telescopes will rely on next-generation technologies in their attempts to answer some of scientists' biggest questions about dark matter, the expansion of the universe, and alien life.
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Pictures of both law and order as staged sets and powerfully real events are delivered like sequences in a Brian De Palma film: through projections, atmospheric fog, film gels, skewed vantage points, and natural and artificial haloed light.
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Upgrade to a pool view, marina view, ocean view, oceanfront view for better vantage points, though, the best deal is a recently renovated one-bedroom suite with a family room, sleeper sofa, and dining table, starting at $303.
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The peace of the countryside near to historic Versaille was shattered as fans streamed in to find vantage points around the pristine Albatros course for the eagerly-awaited 42nd edition of one of sport's most compelling team events.
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To increase reach and variety, Getty also made use of robotic cameras, which, when attached to a pivoting head and remotely controlled by another photographer, let Getty see vantage points normally out of reach, even on the red carpet.
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From some vantage points, such acceptance into the "global" art club might seem like a somewhat dubious achievement; after all, "global contemporary art" may be seen as synonymous primarily with a certain, dominant sector of the international art market.
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And although they were once at odds and still come from vastly different vantage points, Mr. Bannon has also maintained an alliance of convenience lately with Reince Priebus, the chief of staff closely associated with the Republican Party establishment.
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I hope my work can give people a heightened awareness of the many faces and facets of the global Palestinian diaspora and an understanding of the ways and reasons that we resist ethnic cleansing and colonialism from our various vantage points.
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"Our research group was coming into position to make measurements on a developing tornado in the Texas Panhandle but could not find any locations to park the radar, as all available vantage points were occupied with chaser traffic," he said.
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As I grew older, the appeal of philosophy was that it opened vantage points to stare into the vertiginous face of death, and to ponder the meaning of living in an uncertain world precariously perched on the absolute certainty of death.
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In particular, if you look at original, higher-quality videos from other vantage points you can more clearly see that while there was some contact between the reporter and intern, he did not strike her as his hand comes down.
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THE STAR In this animated feature, the first Christmas is seen from the vantage points of a donkey (voiced by Steven Yeun) and other animals, who sound a lot like Keegan-Michael Key, Kelly Clarkson, Ving Rhames and Gabriel Iglesias.
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You probably best know the 52-year-old former United States Navy test pilot from his prolific photography, including an Instagram feed full of incredible shots of the Earth and other celestial bodies, from arguably one of the greatest vantage points around.
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Also of note: Tommy Hilfiger's fall '16 InstaPit, where bloggers and other Instagram-famous folks got prime vantage points during the show and Misha Nonoo eschewing a physical showing in favor of a spring '16 InstaShow, shared exclusively on the social app.
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Peter B. Kaplan, a photographer who captured spectacular views from vertiginous vantage points like the torch of the Statue of Liberty and the masts of the Empire State Building and the original World Trade Center, died on March 2100 in Wilmington, Del.
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With each step upward came a more expansive view, mirroring the expansion of the urban area below—almost as if the city, as it projected outward, called for ever-higher vantage points from which its growing scale and ambition could be comprehended.
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While makeup artist Diane Buzzetta focused on Teigen's face, hair stylist Glen "Coco" Oropeza applied makeup to her legs — which were spread apart and lifted straight up in the air as Teigen lay back slightly to give the two artists the best possible vantage points.
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After more videos surfaced showing other vantage points, "the very same people who had put tremendous pressure on us to condemn the actions of the students now wanted a retraction from anyone who had previously issued a statement critical of them," Foys' Friday letter says.
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Taking advantage of the Koch Theater's towering height and multiple vantage points, the centerpiece of his commission will feature a large-scale video installation created from a series of original, digitally altered paintings that the artist has produced especially for New York City Ballet.
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I can walk the streets until I drop from exhaustion; pop in and out of the Met; run, sail and people-watch in Central Park; have a picnic on the Brooklyn Bridge; swim at Jones Beach; marvel at the architecture from all vantage points.
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And through those vantage points, various ideas keep coming up: grand compositional visions, listeners as stakeholders, the jazz musician's ever-changing relationship to repertory and the past, and what it means when game-changers slip away, as Ornette Coleman and Paul Bley did within the last year.
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Considering how many different vantage points we've had into Noah's life — his own, his ex-wives', his girlfriends', his daughter's, and even that of a guy who once pointed a gun at him in anger — to have these accusations emerge now feels like a narrative cheat.
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Among the best known of these is "Land Canal — Hillside," a 265-foot-long installation from the 21975s consisting of rakishly tilted pyramids of Cor-Ten and grassy earth, set atop a median strip in Dallas and designed to be glimpsed from changing vantage points by passing motorists.
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"My basic idea was to try to create a kaleidoscope, so you would see from different vantage points what this dramatic loss of jobs looked like from different peoples' perspectives," Goldstein tells Vox critic at large Todd VanDerWerff on the latest episode of his podcast, I Think You're Interesting.
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Ms. Mitchell and the designer Vicki Mortimer have made the opera's various scenes — the King's apartment, Isabel's chambers, a theater, a prison — different vantage points on the same well-appointed room, with a large fish tank, a display case full of busts and a Francis Bacon-esque portrait.
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The cameras that once surrounded the small shack have now been replaced by a hoard of television screens looping the same footage of the cabin's time in the wilderness from different vantage points, a simple choice that underscores how this installation smartly plays with ideas like sustainability and foreboding anxiety.
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In Northern Italy, "The Floating Piers," a vibrant walkway created by the installation artists Christo and Jeanne-Claude, traversed villages along the shoreline and connected two small islands on Lake Iseo with the mainland, allowing more than a million visitors to experience the landscape from vantage points never seen before.
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Before long, the concourse outside the ground is going to resemble some sort of massive Antony Gormley exhibit, with hundreds of diametrically opposed statues staring eerily at each other from various vantage points, including a little sculpture of Patrick Vieira spitting at Neil Ruddock on top of the ticket office.
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But even though he shared multiple vantage points, the images that always performed best on social media were those taken from a single spot: high over Harlem, looking south over Central Park, the skyscrapers of Midtown, and Downtown Manhattan, with the East and Hudson Rivers converging at the top of the frame.
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At home or on the road this past week, the fans were like the tides: When Tebow was preparing to hit, they spilled down from their seats in the shade to vantage points near the on-deck circle, where they snapped selfies with Tebow in the background or trained their lenses on him.
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When it is time to watch the game, the owners who get a glimpse of the players from inside this most exclusive of vantage points — private equity types and tech moguls but also boldface names like Magic Johnson, Will Ferrell and Mia Hamm Garciaparra — can take a private elevator to the owners' veranda.
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But her building can be viewed from many vantage points on the streets and park nearby, and you can go into the lobby to see what you can before the security entry — including a high, bright atrium with a mass of wood and tall plants and an ingenious sculpture made of hundreds of straight pins.
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"If you look at original, higher-quality videos from other vantage points, you can more clearly see that while there was some contact between the reporter and intern, he did not strike her as his hand comes down," said Hany Farid, a digital forensics expert at Dartmouth College who analyzed the clip for The Times.
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Amid current tensions surrounding border security and the ongoing forced migration of people around the world, Displaced looks at the complex issue of human displacement from many perspectives, experiences, and cultural vantage points and seeks to serve as a catalyst for compassion and activism by reigniting a sense of common humanity and understanding across communities.
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In terms of outdoor vistas, no other New York museum can rival the layered terraces of the Whitney's new Renzo Piano-designed space, but the museum has yet to thoroughly experiment with them as more than soaring city vantage points or spectacular platforms for sculptures, such as the two-ton black star that punctuated last year's Frank Stella retrospective.
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The first one got many more votes than the second one and I know there are many members of Congress from different vantage points who are already talking about working together to find the votes to make some adjustments to one of those bills, probably the first bill that could bring us to the majority on one bill.
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From her vantage points, as a student having lived in Russia, a Soviet expert on the National Security Council to George H.W. Bush and the secretary of State under George W. Bush, and then from her more circumspect perch on the West Coast at Stanford University, Rice transports the reader to her Forrest Gump-like moments in world history.
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There is nothing extraordinary about this condition — I share it with millions of others — yet hardly a day goes by when I am not reminded that to be an immigrant is to have crossed a threshold, to see the world from two vantage points at once, to perceive it in shades of gray rather than in black and white.
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The big screen does justice to the same detailed sound design and nimble camera work—replete with destabilizing effects such as scenes that open from bizarre vantage points or follow heretofore unknown characters—that made for one of the most cinematic series in the history of television... Even if you have a Netflix subscription, this harsh splendor is worth the price of a movie ticket.
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The shifting hues, courtesy of the lagoon's white, limestone bottom, practically demand to be photographed and I gave in, but my photo was no comparison to the real thing, or to the 211,27 and counting #bacalar images on Instagram, showing the lagoon from different vantage points, at different times of day, with beautiful people on waterfront swings and boatloads of revelers raising cold beers.
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To watch Mr. Obama soldier through these appearances was to see him approach the issue from multiple vantage points: enumerating the incidences of racial bias in the criminal justice system, defending the legitimate grievances of the Black Lives Matter movement, condemning violence against police officers, disputing that the nation was on the cusp of 1960s-style division and, finally, conceding that the rifts would take a long time to heal.
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Lately, there's been a lot of talk about the need for a creative director at a design house; whether it's imperative to have a big name in order to succeed; whether the legacy of a label can be upheld without a singular source at the helm of its direction; whether the clothing can still have a point of view when there are multiple vantage points going into it.
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Eight wonders of the city Aside from Blackheath, London's seven other protected corridors radiate from: North London's Alexandra Palace; two vantage points in Hampstead Heath (Parliament Hill and the stately home Kenwood House); Primrose Hill has another spot, 63 meters above sea level; Greenwich Park's General Wolfe Statue; Westminster Pier; and King Henry VIII's mound -- over 10 miles (16 km) away from St Paul's Cathedral and only visible through a cultivated gap in a hedge.
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