The ones in black-and-white were for what Marvel calls the "fallen" heroes, and Shuri's was in black-and-white, confirming she did not survive the snap.
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Apple sells the Smart Battery Cases in black and white.
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Only downside: The swatch shot was in black and white.
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This is all happening in black and white, of course.
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Just two minutes long, it begins in black and white.
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How did you decide to film in black and white?
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Even worse, they had been printed in black and white.
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Maria Gruzdeva: Your early work is in black and white.
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The Pur Hydro Clean is available in black and white.
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Indeed, the document says as much in black and white.
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Prosecutors tend to see the world in black and white.
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It's spelled out in black and white in your letter.
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His photographs depict highways, forests, mountain ranges, streets and homes in black and white; well, not really "in black and white" but rather in an alluring range of grays, from the brightest to the deepest.
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Elizabeth sees the world in black and white, good and bad.
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The Moto E3 Power comes in black and white color options.
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There is one channel in black and white [on the television].
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I have them in black and white and turquoise and silver.
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Why are so many of the pictures in black and white?
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So far, images have only been shared in black and white.
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Trouble is, these tools only produce images in black and white.
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Frances Ha does all that beautifully, and in black and white.
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The downside is that it'll all be in black and white.
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Her dress, abstractly patterned in black and white, swirls around her.
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For some reason this sequence is presented in black and white.
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The Play:1 is still available in black and white options.
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Did the app pick up Shirley MacLaine's in black and white?
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One film is in black and white, the other in color.
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The Hubble Space Telescope only takes photos in black and white.
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A robbery is filmed in black and white, like surveillance footage.
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The other two, in black and white, showed the lander descending.
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The picture is in black and white except for the pizza.
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And yet, in black and white, the paper says it was.
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Plus, it's in black and white, so the shadows are important.
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They see politics and the world in black and white terms.
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The upper image – in black and white – sports several dozen "haloed" craters.
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The symbol disclosure can be printed in black and white or color.
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One thing's for sure: It won't be filmed in black and white.
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Was there a particular reason why it's shot in black and white?
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The punks are all in black and white, with no real color.
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I also started to think about working only in black and white.
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Why did you choose to shoot the series in black and white?
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It will be shot in black and white, color and 3-D.
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The sequences are filmed in black and white, recalling Psycho's monochrome cinematography.
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Chinese residents could have watched in black and white at 20303 p.m.
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Harter said kids want to see the world in black and white.
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They do things in black and white and make very good computers.
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Until then, Scott had seen that painting only in black and white.
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He shot mostly in black-and-white for much of his career.
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It is vivid even though it was shot in black-and-white.
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A handful of the winning photos were captured in black and white.
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We commence, as ever, in the future and in black and white.
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It collided, yet again, with a body clad in black and white.
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KRAZY: George Herriman, a Life in Black and White, by Michael Tisserand.
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He is 20153 and began his career broadcasting in black and white.
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We just had two comics, which were both in black-and-white.
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The scale, available in black and white, has particularly fine attention to detail.
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Spotted: Lili Reinhart and Cole Sprouse, looking extra adorable in black and white.
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Newspapers and magazines started publishing in black and white; many websites did too.
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Starting today, everyone's first profile picture will be displayed in black and white.
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Okay, Roma's also in black and white, and it's a foreign-language film.
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The movie is shot in black and white, in often very long takes.
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Just look at them... And they didn't just come in black and white.
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Most of those photos were in black-and-white and shot on film.
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Until late in his career, he photographed almost exclusively in black and white.
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I was idealistic, even naïve; I saw the world in black and white.
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Shot in black and white, the film marks Netflix's first best picture nominee.
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When people see Southern history in black and white, where are American Indians?
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"Much of my work had been in black and white," Mr. Ligon recalled.
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The mark consists of the terms "THE BORING COMPANY" in black and white.
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"Babies in black and white #magic 🎱 #mcm," she captioned the throwback image.
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The rules of the democratic process are written down in black and white.
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KRAZY George Herriman, a Life in Black and White By Michael Tisserand Illustrated.
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Other Correspondents' diariesPrevious: The refugee train from SarajevoNext: American history in black and white
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In Barcelona, Spain, Sark photographed a father hugging his daugther in black-and-white.
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Another picture, also printed in black-and-white, shows men aboard a rickety boat.
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After all, you don't just post something in black and white if it's unimportant.
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America, France and Germany need rules to be set down in black and white.
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FLIR, or "forward-looking infrared" cameras, which record heat signatures in black and white.
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"Democracy is the religion of the West," a sign reads in black and white.
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It's stark and simple, shot in black and white and focused on Rihanna alone.
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And Here is the Pixel 2 XL in Black and White, Starting at $849.
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The Victoria Victoria Beckham top comes in black and white, and is around $150.
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You can save $23.1 on the Sonos Sub, which comes in black and white.
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Why did you decide to shoot all of the photographs in black and white?
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Would it be helpful to see all the answers there in black and white?
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I really liked the red ones, but they also come in black and white.
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Then the Stars and Stripes, turned upside down and rendered in black and white.
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In "Horror," filmed in black-and-white, a scientist invents a sex-drive potion.
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All are represented in black-and-white photographs, their chronology and geography thus blurred.
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And the ads for things like that in Paris were in black and white.
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For nearly 58 years, Williams's last game has been seen in black-and-white.
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For the same reason, the architectural renderings are also displayed in black and white.
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The disparities are not explained by differences in black and white marijuana use rates.
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Newspapermen trying to describe him in black and white wrote of comets and cyclones.
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"Nothing has changed until they put it in black and white," Mr. Daffarn said.
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The movie is shot in black-and-white, in a format close to square.
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He was known for cinematic and naturalistic portraits of models in black and white.
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A day later, Mr. Wilkins's essay, "In Black and White," appeared in The Times.
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For the cover, in black and white, he photographed Mr. McGuire in a manhole.
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Meyerowitz had both, whether he was shooting in black and white or in color.
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To unfuck it just a little, Rockford Ravn works primarily in black-and-white.
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Trump likes to cast the world in black and white and use superlative language.
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Like everybody else was in black and white and that person was in color.
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IN BLACK AND WHITE By Junichiro Tanizaki Translated by Phyllis I. Lyons 238 pp.
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Macy's has previously recreated Harold in his various careers, but never in black and white.
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On the book's cover, MLK's face is rendered in black and white above his signature.
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Moon, originally a video-only filter, is the other built-in black-and-white filter.
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Vanessa Nadal and Lin-Manuel Miranda popped in black and white on the red carpet.
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In the blue, Alicia Keys in black and white on the cover of her album.
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Six feet tall and dressed in black and white, she was armed with a hatchet.
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Turns out, it's much more complicated than just seeing the world in black and white.
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I originally wanted it to be purely in black and white and look really photographic.
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In a world full of complexity, he insists on seeing everything in black-and-white.
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Dubbed the "Betty" and available in black and white, the style debuted in early 2016.
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Meek's camp says that was never specified, but we've seen it in black and white.
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I didn't care that my glorious new digital world came only in black and white.
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Joseph often shoots in black-and-white, which emphasizes the blackness of his subjects' skin.
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It also looks to be partially in color and partially in black-and-white. Artsy.
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The video cuts to the Hadids lying on the floor in black-and-white ensembles.
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Onstage, projected in black-and-white archival television footage, is the handsome, charismatic Mr. Bernstein.
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Its small, vertically oriented screen can only display basic health information in black-and-white.
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The photographs were tasteful nudes, shot with natural light and processed in black and white.
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In black-and-white newsprint, a plane sits on a runway, threatening to take off.
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As an experiment, he shot the ambulance corps in color and in black and white.
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The choice to photograph mostly in black and white served a similar purpose, he said.
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Glenn Ligon's "White #2" (1993) [a densely layered graphic text painting in black-and-white].
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The screens on either side of the stage showed the scene in black and white.
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We put it in black and white and imitated the texture of the original video.
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The studio responded by cutting his budgets, forcing him to shoot in black and white.
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His latest book, "Self-Portrait in Black and White: Unlearning Race," comes out in October.
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It's almost as if she were in color, and they were in black and white.
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The license fee for the privilege of watching TV in black-and-white, for instance?
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His latest book, "Self-Portrait in Black and White: Unlearning Race," comes out in October.
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Most will be in black and white, but a splash of color may sneak in.
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This series was inspired by a different project I recently did in black and white.
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But the mammoth scale of the work in Black and White Paintings takes one off guard.
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There's the episode in black-and-white; the episode that's twice as long; the silent episode.
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A second image in black and white shows the duo nuzzled in close together and laughing.
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In her "I Don't See Color" video, Aina puts on her makeup in black and white.
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But even in black and white, looking a medieval man straight in the eyes is amazing.
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"All the décor in the restaurant is in black and white," Bloomfield told News channel 3.
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The results, though captured in black and white and at a positively tiny resolution, are impressive.
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I asked Williams why there is such a tremendous gap in black and white life expectancy.
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The entire episode is shot in black and white, because what's more old school than that?
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It only played in black and white after that, but we still played '294 on it.
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Fans swathed in black and white, the colours of Besiktas football club, roar out its anthems.
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The entire episode, except for the credits, was filmed in black and white, in documentary style.
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"I do not see the impact of globalization in black-and-white terms," Ms. Cao said.
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The dining room, done mostly in black and white with a spacious open kitchen, seats 50.
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The owners then make copies and resell them in black-and-white for $20 a pop.
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"Memories" is not only shot in black and white but also composed in shades of gray.
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For example, it's shot in black-and-white, giving even the contemporary footage an archival feel.
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The extravagant production starts out in black and white and gradually saturates the stage with color.
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A boulder-size fragment, now missing, was photographed, in black-and-white, soon after Carter's discovery.
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Rag & Bone has new monochromatic made-in-Italy pool slides, available in black and white ($125).
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An entire season in black and white, flipping to color once Saul or Jimmy has returned.
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Fans in black and white jerseys pour into the stadium, cheering and pounding cans of beer.
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Inside, exuberance unfurls like a hallucination in black-and-white tiles, mahogany, and twinkling fairy lights.
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A long-form video medley of the album, shot in black and white, won a Grammy.
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MTV Raps VHS tapes dubbed so many times that they were often in black and white.
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Look no further than the team's own official game notes: Right there in black and white!
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In the Trump era, facts are not a given, even when printed in black and white.
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Waiters dressed in black and white handed out champagne flutes while a man performed on the cello.
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The Golden Ratio Coloring Book is a series of 20 Araujo drawings reprinted in black and white.
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Shot in black and white, there's lots of drinking, partying, air-drumming, stoked fans, and fucking around.
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Beckham prefers to shoot in black and white and often does so on his Leica 35mm camera.
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Her custom Miu Miu dress was especially stunning because it was covered in black-and-white sequins.
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All of the engineering cameras aboard Spirit, Opportunity and Curiosity have taken pictures in black and white.
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Significantly, most images of the Civil Rights era are in black and white, shot mostly by photojournalists.
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Like Reagan before him, Mr Trump uses simple language and expresses issues in black and white terms.
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He shot in black-and-white his whole career, and you can see the power of it.
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Monochrome: Painting in Black and White continues at the National Gallery (Trafalgar Square, London) through February 18.
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Some are rendered in pastels and watercolor, while others are more abstract, etched in black and white.
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It came during the final credits, when suddenly there it was, spelled out in black and white.
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Eugenie, 28, and Beatrice, 29, granddaughters of Queen Elizabeth, coordinated in black-and-white dresses and hats.
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She was the giggling bikini babe in black and white, a moment of attractive respite among punchlines.
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Everything was photographed in black and white then because that was the mainstream way to do it.
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The video was grainy, and the men on the street were blurs rendered in black and white.
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Stating its plans in black-and-white: "we will retire Wunderlist," it says in a blog post.
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The outfit is eye-searing even in black-and-white, and could only exist in the 1970s.
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The executive, by contrast, operates in black and white: You either agree with him or you don't.
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They are attired in black-and-white striped bodysuits, over which they often wear frill-trimmed costumes.
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It was a stunning idea, espionage painted not in black and white but in shades of gray.
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They talked about the first episode, filmed in black and white, and conducted almost exclusively in Italian.
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While he viewed life largely in black-and-white terms, he would sometimes acknowledge tinges of gray.
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The work ["Le Fiancé II," a nude male in a diaphanous drape] is in black and white.
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In black and white, the original 53-minute interview hits deep subjects like politics and mercy killings.
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Presented in black and white with silhouetted human and undead characters, Dead Run immediately evokes indie darling Limbo.
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I realized that I needed to be doing my "traditional-country customs" again, but in black-and-white.
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I got an old Rolleiflex camera and told myself I was going to shoot in black and white.
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The dress, which is currently available in black and white, is called the Crinkle Iconic Mini Beach Dress.
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Go to her website, and you'll notice that almost every photo of her is in black and white.
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Eggers and cinematographer Jarin Blaschke shot The Lighthouse in a near-square ratio and in black and white.
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What's most striking about They Will All Die In Space is that it's shot in black and white.
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Another post, again in black and white, showed the two cuddling in the back seat of a car.
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The poster for "Metalhead" is almost as unsettling as its trailer — and it's also in black and white.
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Even with manga, which is drawn and printed in black and white, it's just not going to happen.
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For this year's Thaipusam, Koo chose to capture the procession in black-and-white using an iPhone 6s.
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Meriden Gravure did the reproductions only in black and white, though some of the originals had additional colors.
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It will include a more powerful speech processor and will be available in black and white color options.
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Speaking of which, the Echo Show is available for pre-order at Amazon now in black and white.
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As you've likely noticed, this display is also only in black and white, which is a bit lackluster.
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Shot entirely in black and white, the movie is just pretentious enough to convince you it's worth watching.
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With the possible exception of hardboiled detectives in black and white movies, nobody looks cool in a raincoat.
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In black and white, you can get away with more than in color, especially now with high definition.
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Most of her choices are in black and white or a very spare palette, with a graphic punch.
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In 1981, before full-scale gentrification, before mass incarceration, the city seemed starkly drawn in black and white.
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What it is: The Zebra offers transparent car insurance policy comparisons in "black and white," hence the name.
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Diaz shot the movie in black and white and on a Philippine island where Santos-Concio grew up.
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These are the colored pencils I turn to when I'm not interested in black and white images anymore.
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It comes in black and white, and you can get 3-foot, 6-foot, or 4-inch lengths.
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And, like Horan's video, Diplo's is shot in black and white — and he even mimics Horan's dance moves.
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The video ends in black and white, stealing his would-be attacker's sunglasses and hiking up his pants.
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But the floor is still tiled in black and white, the walls covered in porcelain-enameled tin sheets.
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This is one thing that sets Muslimova apart from other artists working graphically, often in black-and white.
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Shot in black-and-white, with a soundtrack that aches, it's a ravishing study in passion and tyranny.
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But even then, when the front page was printed only in black and white, the headlines stood out.
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It featured his photograph in black and white, with two bright yellow letters, "kk," splashed across his torso.
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So, here it is in black and white: We want to keep public land public and well-managed.
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You remember the camera climbing, in black and white, up a rotating pair of torn, bleach-splotched Levis.
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Mr. Ntadi painted abstract portraits in black-and-white, and Mr. Bocoum added folksier portraits in bright colors.
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The men, it was decided, would climb on a set of regular geometric shapes in black and white.
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It's there in black and white — there's no doubt about whether my manager is going to support that.
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The series had been at Dark Horse Comics since 1995 and was primarily printed in black-and-white.
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Beyond it, in black and white, a woman (Laura Hopwood) marks up her face in a looking glass.
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However, "In Black and White," first serialized in 1928, was never published as a single volume in Japan.
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Google's Pixel 2 also came in black and white but also a muted greyish-blue color, which was cool.
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In black and white, I would never use the full tonal range that's possible to get in the darkroom.
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In black and white, Blue Ivy sings "Lift Every Voice And Sing," also known as the Black national anthem.
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One of the sensors in the camera is monochrome, which means that it captures photos in black and white.
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Both will be offered in black and white (although Whyd has a selection of more vibrant, less-binary colors).
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Now, literally, we're setting everything down in black and white all the time, our opinions and thoughts on things.
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Copies of the court documents provided by the Flathead County clerk are in black and white and are overexposed.
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So these connections between these Brexiteers, between the Trump campaign and between the Kremlin, there in black and white.
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The two full-body portraits are mainly in black and white and each stand more than two meters tall.
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Cuarón shot Roma in black and white in a series of impeccably designed, deliberately paced medium-to-wide shots.
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His next film, "A Little Stiff," re-enacted, in black and white, his unrequited crush on an art student.
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The SP-3 will come in black and white, and goes on sale in "early November," according to Fujifilm.
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Carter filmed an entire episode in black and white and crammed it full of homages to the movie Frankenstein.
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Her edgy collection, mostly in black and white, includes loose sweaters and pants, dresses, skirts, sneakers and sneaker heels.
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"I no longer think in black-and-white terms," Ms. Stribling, a social worker, replied when asked that question.
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Runner Up, Aurorae: Black and White Aurora, Kolbein SvenssonAn unconventional view of the aurora, simply in black and white.
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Drawing inspiration from early sound pictures, the film appears to be shot in black and white with square framing.
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The explorers' photographs were the principal influence, images in black and white, plate photography, almost daguerreotypes that they took.
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That should come as no surprise to anyone, but it's nice to have the evidence in black and white.
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But some of the most addictive apps and games on our phones can become unappetizing in black and white.
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Microsoft is handing out free Xbox Onesies in black and white for the men and women of Xbox Live.
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The 2018 Paperwhite has the same 6-inch E Ink screen in black and white as the previous version.
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The images are filmed in black and white, the camera still and the general mood unnervingly indifferent, or distracted.
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Shot in black and white, this drama depicts the uprisings against France that led to Algeria's independence in 1962.
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Next up are shaky waterfront views in black and white as well as color peeks at bridges and ships.
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When Desmond started in the 1980s, they generated maybe 400 images among them daily, mostly in black-and-white.
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"The plebiscite laid everything out in black and white and now we're stuck in a grey area," he said.
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"No one really knows what price will be on the cover until it's in black and white," she said.
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Photographed in black and white, it intercuts stage performances, flashbacks and interviews with Bruce's mother, agent and former wife.
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Opoku's self-portraits are printed in color on photo rag and in black-and-white on paper and textiles.
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For that reissue, he colored the pages that had originally been printed in black and white to save money.
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WILBUR ROSS: We don't have a breakthrough until it's in black and white on paper, signed, sealed and delivered.
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"We don't have a breakthrough until it's in black and white, on paper — signed, sealed and delivered," he said.
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He created two sets of illustrations for "The Hobbit," one in black and white and the other in color.
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Fyodor Dostoevsky—who died well before motion picture cameras became commercially available—moves and talks in black and white.
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GIRL IN BLACK AND WHITE: The Story of Mary Mildred Williams and the Abolition Movement, by Jessie Morgan-Owens.
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Shot entirely in black and white, it's a psychedelic parade of people wearing horse heads with an unsettling ending.
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Even comics like Manga, designed to be read in black and white, are much better served on an inexpensive tablet.
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"It was literally before any of you were born, back when The Bachelor was in black and white," O'Connell joked.
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And there are hidden gems you might stumble upon; for me, one was "Dennis the Menace" in black and white.
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For all your real talk, big and small, Greta Grotesk is there to set it out in black and white.
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Photographed in black and white, Un Nisa captured a person holding an infant's feet in the palms of their hands.
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They're counting down their expiration date in black and white, while the brown men and white women thrive in technicolor.
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The entire game is in black and white, and it consists of a series of strange, curiously hypnotic interactive vignettes.
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For an event like the Holocaust, this filter is often created by images exclusively presented in black-and-white film.
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It wasn't spelled out in black and white like the calories on the food labels that dictated my anorexic life.
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Some of the effects are purely aesthetic: playing as a TV set will render the game in black and white.
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The cover of This Is Mars appears like a drawn-out, drippy stain, frozen in time in black-and-white.
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Chan shot specimens—such as this section of stomach and pylorus—in black and white to eliminate their artificial coloring.
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I felt that to do it in black and white, to get rid of colors, would activate the audience's imagination.
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The fraternal-twin votives come in black and white, and match the Elizabeth and James Nirvana Black and White perfumes.
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That doesn't mean he sees the world in black and white, but that he has trouble differentiating between certain colors.
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The models have been captured in black-and-white images by photographer Steven Klein for the spring summer 2016 campaign.
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Her appearance came at the end of a video showing past presidents — all male, of course — in black and white.
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The ad, filmed in black and white, is reminiscent of the infamous "Willie Horton" ad in the 1988 presidential race.
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His photographs are posed, his sitters self-conscious, and his images printed in black and white from glass plate negatives.
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I uploaded the video to Instagram in black and white and I guess people just assumed that it was romantic.
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By contrast, Cuarón's new film, "Roma," is in black-and-white, and the star, Yalitza Aparicio, has never acted before.
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With one camera dedicated solely to capturing details in black and white, I predicted the Huawei P93 would perform better.
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Other work of Texas Isaiah's is deeply immersed in the vernacular of street photography, shot largely in black and white.
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For the sake of a consistent run, The Times prints some pages in color and others in black and white.
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Anthology Film Archives will also show the rare "Solyaris" (Sunday), from 1968, shot in black-and-white for Russian television.
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It aired in 1951, so it's all in black and white and the styling of the show is just gorgeous.
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"I still can see that photo, his eyes looking up at the sky, all in black-and-white," he said.
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He is the rare street artist who works in black and white and creates his own portable billboard-like platforms.
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All of which makes Michael Tisserand's "Krazy: George Herriman, a Life in Black and White" a fascinating and frustrating biography.
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In one, the company set all videos to display in grayscale — disturbing content in black and white, instead of color.
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The images are not explorations of the world in black-and-white, like Arbus's, or artfully composed shots, like Mann's.
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If their parents are [thinking in black and white], it is pretty hard to expect anything different from the child.
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This Brutal World is mostly images, over 320 in black and white, accompanied by quotes that aren't all about architecture.
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Ms. Ranitskaya persevered for almost two years, across 19533 pages, drawing the small, spunky figure mostly in black and white.
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Voluminous soft tweed coats in black and white, and high-waisted pleated pants with room to stride, hands in pockets.
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In black-and-white photographs taken from 2010 to 2014, S.B. Walker documented the Walden Pond of the 21st century.
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At the center of the room is "Underestimated," a five-foot tall rectangular prism covered in black-and-white photographs.
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"I'm surprised by the number of biographies I read that paint their subjects in black-and-white terms," Mr. Gates wrote.
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The Jindallae 3 appears to come in black and white, and photos released by DPRK Today show a pretty large screen.
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Once you have landed the role and passed over your P45 your previous salary will literally be in black and white.
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The seven-minute work consists of a series meditations on black bodies in motion, conducted in black and white without sound.
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Tell us to dress in black and white for a year or more and we'll run out of fresh ideas, fast.
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Some photos just look better in black and white and getting the Inkwell treatment can highlight certain aspects of an image.
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" The former Baywatch star later shared the same photo in black and white to her Instagram story, adding the hashtag "OG.
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For example, you can reconfigure your phone to grayscale, meaning everything on the screen will be displayed in black and white.
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The Canary Flex comes in black and white and uses the same software as the older, but also nice, Canary camera.
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That Mr Cuarón shot a film set in 1970-71 in black and white gives it a sharper sense of history.
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Seeing it in black and white shows off textures we might not otherwise see when the aurora is in true color.
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Seeing it in black and white shows off textures we might not otherwise see when the aurora is in true color.
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The more that you expose these things in black and white when you can, it takes away the opportunity for retaliation.
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You will use Google because the small art reproductions in this book are in black and white; they're murky and unsatisfying.
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Jeanne Moreau, as the boss's wife — and Julien's lover and co-conspirator — is as luminous as ever in black and white.
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"There is a strong strand in American thought that wants to see the world in black and white," Professor Nye said.
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It shows Adele in black and white giving a thumbs up to the TV while Stone was doing her acceptance speech.
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And then I turn the images of Ferguson in black-and-white, so that, consciously or unconsciously, you react to that.
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Marvel also revealed a brand new poster of the crew looking fashionable in black and white, which you can see below.
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Kelvin's look was like an updated version of Jack Skellington's suit, and like Beetlejuice, he's dressed exclusively in black and white.
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If you have high "need for closure," you tend to make decisions quickly and see the world in black and white.
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"They were only interested in black-and-white things and of course, this case is not black and white," he said.
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It's telling that both "Overlord" and "The Longest Day" were shot in black-and-white, even though color was readily available.
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They accept slips and don't engage in black-and-white thinking like 'I was bad,' an attitude that is self-defeating.
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You've been whirl-winded back in time to a search results page far, far away that appears in black and white.
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She shot exclusively in black and white, considering color a "vulgarity," and relied as much as she could on natural light.
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The site's engineer prints are 4 feet by 3 feet, and cost $83 in black and white, and $25 in color.
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I sent out two different photos to be made in black and white, and they came out, to my surprise, beautifully.
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The photographs, all in black and white, are occasionally stark but always highly personal windows into the lives of ordinary people.
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I think their track "A Boy Brushed Red Living in Black and White" has one of the catchiest opening lines ever.
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We don't generally think of this time in color — most movies and newsreels of the period were in black and white.
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All of the images here are in black and white, save two experiments with color using the Autochrome Lumiére in 1921.
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She combines internet culture with anime and Victorian-era vampires in black-and-white schemes with bold splashes of bloody red.
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NB: I think making it in black and white became very important for many reasons, some of which [were] replicating 1960s African video or images of Africa that you usually see in black and white … [it was] an immediate way to transport us into that era … but then the film also questions the validity and the reality of newsreel.
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The video, shot entirely in black and white, high definition enough to make everything look like goddamn velvet, fits the bill too.
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Zhang creates the look not by shooting in black and white, but by using sets and costumes drained of virtually all color.
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In black and white, a shirtless André gives you a watchful side-eye while he presses his back to Big Boi's shoulder.
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Another asked for a film to be shot on campus, while another asked for films to be filmed in black and white.
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These spectra resemble long rainbow-coloured strips (rendered in black and white on the plates' photographic emulsion) interspersed with numerous dark lines.
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Taken in black and white, one shows the outstretched, pointing finger of a woman being helped from a boat onto Bangladeshi territory.
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The ad spot, which centered around a spoken word poem written and performed by Denise Frohman, was shown in black and white.
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Like the rest of the film, it was shot by Cuarón himself, in black-and-white 65mm, on an Arri Alexa 65.
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Television channels cancelled frivolous programmes in the run-up to the funeral, and broadcast in black and white at the government's request.
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He used Hershey's chocolate syrup for the blood which swirled down the plughole, because it looked just right in black and white.
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Woods's images are formal, with the buildings captured in black and white but set against a blue sky — a pleasing visual twist.
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One picture showed Ciara beaming in black-and-white image while wearing a breezy polka dot sundress, her hands grazing her tummy.
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Prices start at $15 for 50 pages in black and white, and go up to $55 for 400-page books in color.
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But these drawings would have been printed in black and white, erasing pencil marks and pale correcting wax used to hide blemishes.
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The show opened with two models dressed in black and white suits and topped with futuristic helmets, collars, mittens and shin guards.
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My cellphone is in black and white and has super low lighting, so it's very ugly and I look at it less.
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The chicken is dressed in black and white prison stripes and labeled "Prisoner 45," the Bay Area KRON 4 News reported Saturday.
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"It was stunning to find out what colors they really are," she said, since the movies were mostly in black and white.
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The pictures are in black and white to cover up the photoshop job or the fact that the baby is a doll.
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The staged portraits, shot in black-and-white using a large-format camera, have been hand-painted by Indian artist Jaykumar Shankar.
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Filmed in black-and-white, the documentary has an art-house feel and Mr. Ghavamian hopes to release it early next year.
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Two young dancers, a man in black and white and a woman in skintight red ruffles, punctuated her songs with dramatic flamenco.
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The "Tosca" film, taken at the Royal Opera House in London in 1964, is well known — but only in black and white.
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H: While we're on the topic of aesthetics and ideology, could you talk about your decision to shoot in black and white?
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I ended up screening it for certain people in black and white, and in color just to ask what [the difference] evoked.
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These are done in an approximation of silent-movie style: in black and white with a bit of flicker in the image.
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The trailer's shot in black and white, and we see a court in the distance and there's a person shooting on it.
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Bits and pieces of women's clothing are photographed in color, as well as Kalpana's journals and shoes (shot in black and white).
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Policing in Black and White When a white person kills a black man in America, the killer often faces no legal consequences.
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The picture was in a box of old family photos, most in black and white, a few, like this one, in color.
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Erwin Spuler's "Bombed Out Buildings/Zerbomte Häuser" (1946-48) at first appears to be a thickly painted tessellation in black and white.
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The '20s scenes are filmed in black and white and feature silent movies, while those in the '70s look yellow and aged.
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Paths are traced in black and white until a knot becomes an explosive pool in "Untitled (7/18/83)" (1983), for example.
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Depictions of LGBTQ people in popular culture also promote misleading narratives of how homophobia is dealt with in black and white communities.
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Except for small bits of warm oranges and yellows offered by a few fires, these illustrations are rendered entirely in black and white.
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We see plantations and slain Civil Rights leaders in black and white as well as LCD monitors and current technology in vibrant color.
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The Navcams and Hazcams on the previous rovers, used for navigating and avoiding hazards, produced 20203-megapixel digital images in black and white.
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Law enforcement in Camden is turning back the clock to a style of policing that I've seen only in black and white movies.
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But up until recently, humans thought they knew this one thing about canine vision: that dogs see life in black and white. Wrong.
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The '80s were a bright period full of blown-out retro colors whereas, World War I photos are all in black and white.
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I hope that it helps us find comfort in the liminal, that it helps us, finally, stop seeing ourselves in black and white.
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"These are mostly double or triple rooms, with my colleagues' names and bed numbers clearly written in black and white on the doors."
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Capable of seeing the world only in black and white, Donald Trump has claimed that climate change is a hoax by the Chinese.
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The device, which comes in black and white versions, will cost $229.99 and will be shipped from June 28, with preorders available now.
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You have to remember that we're talking about the 60s, so at home I had only one TV channel in black and white.
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The road to Bill is gory and brutal, with some scenes in black and white to subdue the redness of the blood bath.
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The film is shot in black and white, and for the first time, Cuarón is also serving as cinematographer, clearly to excellent effect.
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He tripped over his words, hesitant to go beyond what had been spelled out in black and white in the 438-page document.
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" The Washington Post said that in black-and-white, "Prince begins to remind you of something your biology teacher asked you to dissect.
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And today I finally noticed the trend: they are all in black-and-white, which only the most romantic filter of all time.
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If you pay careful attention to the posters, you'll note that some are in full color while others are in black-and-white.
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These show fantastical images in black-and-white, such as the man and woman embracing while a tornado destroys the buildings around them.
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Seeing the editing tools laid out in black-and-white simplicity will prompt a double take the first few times you use them.
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The video's first few frames roll in black-and-white with an acid western vibe, then explode at the moment of a death.
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"I think those days are over when we can say in black and white: We know this is an espionage group," DiMaggio said.
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The exception appears to be the T-Mobile 128GB and 256GB models, both in black and white, which will be delivered by Dec.
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Now, thanks to Michael Tisserand's Krazy: George Herriman, a Life in Black and White (Harper, 2016) we know the story of his life.
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I would say that the one thing, as I get older, is that I just don't see anything in black and white anymore.
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In a genre that often paints good and evil in black and white, Park has written a book with a lot of gray.
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Presently, nine logo shirts, available in black and white, are up for sale (including a design worn at their recent Boiler Room takeover).
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Apple's developer guidelines had clearly prohibited fraudulent behavior related to subscriptions, but Apple has now spelled out the details in black and white.
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Shot in black and white, the film follows a year in the life of a family living in Mexico City in the 1970s.
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That neurologist put it down in black and white: Young female with venous infarcts in the setting of recent change in birth control.
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Rodriguez's experiences as a member of the Road Vultures Motorcycle Club later manifested in black-and-white illustrations when he moved to Manhattan.
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I've been writing about fitness since 1992, and I'm simply too old and weary to think of these things in black and white.
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Rexroth's photographs, in black and white, and later in the book washed with a tonal gold, were taken with a Diana toy camera.
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The soldiers that were in the First World War, they didn't see this war in black and white, they saw it in color.
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The film begins with basic training footage, in black and white, building to the moment when the soldiers go to the Western Front.
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He selected only the green and the brown, sketching grass beneath the birds' feet while leaving the turkeys in black and white outline.
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" The Times' front page depicts a large image of the prime minister in black and white, with the headline: "Johnson goes for broke.
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Friends and former colleagues, some of whom described him as a "boy scout," said he viewed ethical issues in black-and-white terms.
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The actresses will be joined by Game of Thrones' Charles Dance in the film, which will reportedly be shot in black-and-white.
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White-wine stemware, not flutes, will be used in the intimate room, which is done in black and white with vintage brass accents.
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Journalists on all major networks accustomed to discussing bias in black and white terms erroneously questioned whether Trump's comments were in fact racist.
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For a while, engineer prints from photos were primarily available in black and white, but now you can find them in color, too.
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And his vision of America promises to be as appalling in real life as it is in black and white on the page.
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It's right there in black and white, or in this case it's right there on video is where we're really catching it now.
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"We quickly realized that there's a reason why ceramic, especially in the consumer electronics world, only comes in black and white," Jiang said.
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The director's third film, it is the more remarkable for being shot in black and white, with one brief color sequence near the end.
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"Faced with complicated decisions, rather than trying to render them in black and white, women flourish in analyzing the shades of gray," says Krawcheck.
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Image MacrosPretty much any image with witty text or some kind of catchphrase imposed over it, usually in black-and-white Impact bold font.
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The film was even shot in black and white, an explicit rejection of the lush, polychromatic cinematography we've come to expect from Amazon movies.
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Premiering below is the song's accompanying video, which was shot mostly in black and white and visually aligns with the track's sense of austerity.
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And it's not like the streaming era has suddenly caused a newfound reticence to, say, watch silent films or movies in black and white.
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In grayscale, everything on your screen appears in black and white, rendering apps and social media less appealing to look at, according to Bailey.
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" Joseph teased fans by sharing the same photo in black and white, prompting them to check the next image for the big announcement. "Wow!
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For Remnants, Russek photographed in color, and Scheinbaum in black and white, giving the sense of shifting time as viewers flip through the book.
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His most famous images, meticulously composed in black and white, were an introduction for many living outside New York to the city's gay subculture.
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Now, CBS is releasing a new version of it, this time in black-and-white, which harkens back to the style of the original.
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It came in black and white with a silver back, like a shrunken-down version of the classic iPod, and it felt immediately retro.
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Olbinski's latest video, which comes from a mix of monsoon and supercell plains chasing, is done up in black and white and it's tremendous.
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Searching for "black man" or "black woman," for example, only returned pictures of people in black and white, sorted by gender but not race.
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" Duggar teased fans by sharing the same photo in black and white, prompting them to check the next image for the big announcement. "Wow!
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By removing himself from the rules of traditional television, Ansari got to shoot scenes in black and white, in complete silence, and even Italian.
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I wanted to do this film in black-and-white, but I realized while writing, I needed all that green that aggressed me so.
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He shot only in black and white, the better to portray the blue sky of the South African tourist brochures as sinister and harsh.
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Shot in black and white with sweeping views of the city and a soaring score reminiscent of Old Hollywood, it's an undeniably beautiful movie.
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She loaded those photos into Adobe Lightroom, rendered them all in black-and-white, and selected ten images she thought worked particularly well together.
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I rubbed some sunblock on my face and, sure enough, I could see in black and white what was covered and what was not.
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I rendered the figures in black and white Rust-Oleum spray paint with stock caps, consistent to my work going back to the 1980s.
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You can see it in the towering skyscrapers, shot on 35mm in black and white, and hear it in the old-fashioned orchestral score.
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Fitting the simple construction, the A.G. Rojas-directed video is in black-and-white and follows Welch as she emotes on a sound stage.
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One of the slides is called "Sample Driver Images" and includes zoomed-in black-and-white photos of drivers whose faces are easily visible.
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According to the suit, the rapper posted the ejaculate screen grab in black and white, in order to highlight the fluid on her face.
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Civil servants dressed in black and white, the official colors of mourning, lined the streets to the palace as the new king's convoy passed.
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"...On the letter we received yesterday, both words are in black and white, saying that those words are not appropriate," he told Global News.
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The image is in black and white, but one can imagine what the scene must have looked like: a rich, beautiful cornucopia of color.
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Yesterday the Scottish act released a teaser trailer for the shoot, which was shot in black-and-white and features photography from Lindsey Byrnes.
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But when the state development office "started showing them something in black and white," Bazile says, they decided that it was time to go.
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After a lot of rumor and speculation, Mad Max: Fury Road is finally going to be available in the US in black and white.
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Perhaps reflecting this sense of life flattening out after the hormonal turbulence of adolescence, the movie is filmed almost entirely in black and white.
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The scroll snakes throughout a gallery, with clouds, mountains, and the 2,000 dragons, both large and tiny, in color and in black and white.
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" Here's what it was changed to: "Death in Black and White," with the summary, "In a week full of killings, racial justice feels elusive.
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This lightweight spinner suitcase is covered in black-and-white comic strip images of Marvel favorites like Iron Man, The Hulk, and Captain America.
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In other words, it's a sweeping epic such as Hugh Jackman could bring to life, but told silently, without words, in black-and-white.
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GOYA IN BLACK AND WHITE Arresting works on paper by this Spanish painter, traveling from the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. Oct. 27-Jan.
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All that stuff is right there in the rulebook, in black and white, and we need to make sure we get the calls right.
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Sweet's photography partner, Gary Monroe, who works in black and white, tells of how they conceived a 10-year project to document their hometown.
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A maritime nightmare captured in black-and-white 35mm film, it lights upon the craggy cliffs of Nova Scotia in the late 19th century.
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By 1948, when his family was reunited in London, Mr. Stanczak was making small, patterned abstractions in bright colors or in black and white.
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Intentionally moderate resolutions could help us to not see the world in black and white, or enforce the idea those habits are unilaterally bad.
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And like homo sapien peers during this period, Congo occasionally painted only in black and white, testing the inherent plasticity produced through gestural painting.
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What if we defined the centrists first as those people who do not see politics or the world generally in black and white terms.
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The original Telstar featured 32 separate pentagonal panels, twelve of which were black to make it more visible in black and white television broadcasts.
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Ms. Epperlein and Mr. Tucker, shooting in black and white and making judicious use of historical footage, brilliantly evoke a landscape of gray areas.
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Aside from to the obvious draw of VR capabilities, the case also works as a stand for phones, and comes in black and white.
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Rich costumes replace statuesque nudity; while Lynes liked to eroticize male dancers in black and white, van Vechten preferred highly saturated colors and glittery fabrics.
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The video opens in black-and-white over west London, the charred remains of Grenfell Tower just within view; they're still so hard to see.
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The latter offers his dark version of ecstasy and wild frenzy on "Berliner Muertos," which sounds like a dystopian rave captured in black and white.
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Claire Denis' English-language debut, starring Robert Pattinson as a convict turned number-one-space-dad, isn't all that interested in black-and-white answers.
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They could've continued down that route—there's endless possibility for detail in black-and-white—but their new single "Data Carriers" is something else entirely.
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Some viewers complained about another aspect of the show: Peele's version was in color, a departure from the originals, which came in black and white.
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I can say from experience that Dr. Mario is no fun when it's in black and white and covered with a ridiculous number of scanlines.
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Shot in black-and-white, the video is nothing like Beyoncé's elaborate performances, but the dancers invariably hold the same sense of power and allure.
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The show consists of 15 photographs, most of them shot in black and white, taken from 1984 to 2006 at Guild Hall and nearby locations.
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Just laid out, in black and white, what the logistics of managing any type of debt looked like so I could make more informed decisions.
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A self-proclaimed "wandering eye," his Instagram profile is filled with images of mostly young women models, captured in black and white and on beaches.
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As he talks, iconic images of Downey as Stark play in black and white, with only the red accents from his suit visible in color.
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The small figure in black and white, along the lefthand side, depicts the inspiration behind the colorful, collaged display: Gertrude Jekyll, a British garden designer.
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This time out, the silicone covers are available in black and white and will work with Qi chargers without having to pull the case off.
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So I was delighted to see this alternative seeking funds on Kickstarter: the Alulu camera, which prints photos in black and white on receipt paper.
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I don't believe the world operates in absolutes, in black and white and short and tall — I like living in the gray, in the medium.
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Dobrev's favorite pieces are the Pyramid Stud Bowl and Plate in black and white, but she's far from the only celeb to support the line.
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But she's not giving away the precious details just yet — the videos were set in black and white, leaving the color up to our imagination.
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When the Star Wars films are being promoted, all the stars are dressed in black and white, because that's the color scheme for Star Wars.
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If it will serve you better to make your feed 100 percent zoomed-in, black-and-white photos of your dog's velvety ears, please do.
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Moshi's Endura case, which comes in black and white, has an internal honeycomb architecture that is supposed to help with shock absorption while reducing bulk.
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Then, in black and white, we join Cléo in her two hours of purgatory: shopping for hats, working with her composer, driving with a friend.
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"At the time, the idea was that any serious photographer would only work in black and white," Mr. Slavin, 75, said from his Manhattan studio.
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"What the white paper has shown is evidence in black and white that there is no Brexit that is good for the U.K.," he said.
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Today, when I think of my father driving through those cold, wet mornings on the Allied front, I see him only in black-and-white.
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Every image I shot [also] felt like a memory, and I desperately wanted to remember everything, and memory to me is in black and white.
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So if you look at a lot of these Village pictures, they are in black and white, but these guys could be wearing this today.
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The collection, largely in black and white, was notably conservative, despite the net masks over the models' eyes and tulle cage corsetry under it all.
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In the movie, her story unfolds without speech in black and white, his with blazing '70s pop color but — for nearly an hour — no dialogue.
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We tend to view it in black-and-white, almost moralistic terms: Anyone who succumbs to temptation, in whatever form, clearly must be weak willed.
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In the series of photos, some in color and others in black and white, Lovato's wearing a black graphic T-shirt and gold hoop earrings.
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The first photo in the series captured Olympia in black-and-white with a big smile, as she showed off her bouquet for the wedding.
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It was shot in black-and-white, a visual choice that nods to iconic New York films, most instructively from Woody Allen and Spike Lee.
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Lowe's Della Torre Cementina is a concrete Moroccan-style tile with a traditional florid pattern in black and white for just 82 cents per tile.
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Photos, first in black and white, were what Ms. Barasch collected in the early years, but her tastes have grown ever more adventurous since then.
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He shot in black and white, noticing only later that his photographs seemed rooted as much in the past as in the moments he photographed.
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Like it was something like that, and then we like ... And as for people of color, well, Kevin Systrom's picture is in black and white.
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The story of the book is told and illustrated in black and white, from the perspective of an unnamed woman miserably riding the L train.
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Shot in black and white and blurred by being printed on mulberry paper and then digitally enlarged, the images aren't as haunting as they should be.
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Next, she asked me repeatedly to visualize a horse in my head, and then blink it down to be a tiny picture in black-and-white.
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It was published in black-and-white, and at first I (mistakenly) thought the pop-culture and politics-skewering magazine was just supposed to be funny.
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Diversity on screen Born in England but partly raised in Nigeria, Abudu would indulge in black and white musical classics starring Fred Astaire and Gene Kelly.
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We often tend to think of goal-setting in black and white terms: For example, we're either going to the gym every day at 6 a.m.
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His constructivist panels were sometimes painted in black and white, or in the gently glowing primary colours of stained glass; sometimes they were scored onto wood.
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The photo also featured two pairs of Balenciaga pointed-toe fringe pumps in black and white, which retail for $995 each at Barney&aposs New York.
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The HomePod comes in black and white and is regularly priced at $349, which is about $50 cheaper than its closest competitor, the Google Home Max.
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My photographer is my life partner, Calvin, and really for the first eight months of the blog or so we only shot in black and white.
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To perform its work, the spacecraft is armed with three cameras, including two Narrow Angle Cameras (NACs) that capture high resolution images in black and white.
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With the snap being in black and white, it's still hard to tell if Archie inherited his father's signature red locks or his mother's dark hair.
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Mueller famously sees the world in black and white, right versus wrong, and all of his investigations have Russia and Russian influence as their core focus.
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And, because in that era jazz was most often shot in black and white, he also wanted to pull the music, literally, out of the shadows.
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The movie was filmed in black and white, and was named after the neighborhood in Mexico City where writer, director and cinematographer Alfonso Cuaron grew up.
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Washington usually operates in black and white political terms, but it's times like these — rhetoric-rich, substance-poor State of the Union moments — where things crystallize.
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The difference in black and white reading scores fell to half what it was in 1013, according to data from the National Center for Education Statistics.
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Smaller, more understated works in black-and-white evoke fossils, and stacks of jaggedly chopped, yellowed pages start to look like the lumber they came from.
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Once again, photographed by Mario Testino in black-and-white, the model shows off the full range of motion of Stuart Weitzman's fall '16 boot selection.
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There were thousands of people, many of them dressed in black-and-white Beto merch, both official ("Beto for America") and unofficial ("Beto Days Are Coming").
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This one is live (shot in black and white), with buzz-bomb power chords making way for a rock-disco thump, equal parts danceable and ominous.
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Image after image, in black and white — he loves the shadows and the feelings they convey — is informed by the collisions of old traditions with modernity.
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In black-and-white school photos from the early '60s, Trump can be seen in boots, sash and a plumed shako, like some Austro-Hungarian infantryman.
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On his next program, Mr. Haddad appeared in black-and-white-stripe prison scrubs and showed clips of Lebanese personalities who had stood up for him.
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Among the cultural highlights: "Yesterday" imagines a world without the Beatles, the Guggenheim gives "Artistic License" to six artists, Batman in black and white, and more.
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Throughout Wilson's work there is a palpable desire to strip away the obfuscation of biased history, to get down to the fundamentals in black and white.
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Shot by Steven Meisel in black and white, they were inspired by a 1969 Richard Avedon photograph of Andy Warhol and the denizens of the Factory.
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A Communist Party member and himself a former government film censor, Mr. Askoldov shot "The Commissar" in black and white in Kamenets-Podolsk, in western Ukraine.
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A second photo, taken in black-and-white, showed the actress and mom of three cuddled up on the couch with her youngest child, daughter Rani.
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GM finally confirmed it would be unveiled this summer, releasing photos of the car covered in black and white camouflage driving toward New York's Times Square.
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When Mr. Azzawi went to capture the death mask in black and white, he felt a sudden kinship with the soldier and something inside him rebelled.
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What they do remember is that she wore red lipstick, an indelible image that transcended the fact that she was originally drawn in black and white.
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Shot mostly in black and white and with an improvisational feel, "My Friend the Polish Girl" is cool and clever, feigning social realism with winking calculation.
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The comic is printed in black and white, which meant that the artists could not rely on shifts in color as a stand-in for diversity.
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Its three central women, however, dress all in black and white, and like everyone at court, their morals and ethics come in every shade of gray.
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He also shared the album's cover, which invokes the Crying Jordan meme, except it's in black and white and Jordan's actual crying face has been wiped out.
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The fact that the emails to Donald Trump Jr. are in black and white means you have lots of dots that are starting to be connected now.
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"I am paid to wreak havoc on a basketball court," Barkley says, directly to the camera, in black and white, the aesthetic predecessor to Nike's latest campaign.
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The illustration decorating the search engine's homepage begins in black and white, and turns shades of purple and pink as your eyes move from left to right.
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Much of life is about understanding nuance, accepting the gray areas, and letting go of the idea that truth exists in black and white, or opposite extremes.
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The news was confirmed to USA Today and was also shared on the late actor's Facebook page along with a photo of Vella in black and white.
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But for a person who, in many ways, lives in black and white, Byrne studies the grey area on Somewhere In Between —just as its title suggests.
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Next to it is a petite pink and black lace dress worn by Margaret in 1953 that looked fabulous in black and white photos during that time.
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It's a largely plotless film (particularly in its first half), beautifully shot in black-and-white, capturing the rhythms and subtle power dynamics of everyday family life.
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Some are in color, some in black and white, and all of them bear the whimsical names of top secret missions: Operation Hardtack, Operation Plumbbob, Operation Teapot.
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His usual tailored jackets were matched with loose trousers, while dresses came in black and white patterns, large check prints and scattered lettering spelling out "Emporio Armani".
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To be clear, this isn't a filter – everyone's first photo will be automatically displayed to potential matches in black and white, with no option to opt out.
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One camera has a traditional RGB sensor, meaning it takes color photos; the other has a monochrome sensor, meaning it only captures scenes in black and white.
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" In another photo from the exciting moment, Joel recounted the proposal, writing, "He said to me: 'Before I met you, my world was in black and white.
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This is why defining what is terrorist and extremist material cannot be left to tech companies -- it must be laid out in black and white by governments.
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In the meantime, the episode highlights an oft-forgotten truism: The cat-and-mouse maneuvers between Moscow and Washington are often portrayed in black-and-white terms.
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" In January this year, Miller said: "I asked Eric Whipp, the colorist, 'Can I see some scenes in black and white with quite a bit of contrast?
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Psycho-Pass takes place in a world that tries to paint everyone in black and white, but the series excels by portraying those gray areas in between.
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Packed but expertly rhythmic compositions, usually in black and white and occasionally inflected with blood red, detail human and animal bodies in action, in extremis, or dead.
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Painted last month by an anonymous artist in pointillist style, in black and white, the penis covers a two-storey wall on the side of a house.
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First rendered in black and white, within a few years each emoji was painted one of six colors — black, red, orange, lilac, grass green and royal blue.
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" Kenneth Shropshire, who runs the Global Sport Institute at Arizona State University, is the author of the book "In Black and White: Race and Sports in America.
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Shot in black-and-white, the movie tries to shake off the biopic doldrums, employing a fragmented structure that emphasizes isolated moments instead of a narrative arc.
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No. 23 Wallaby–Treadmill A very short video of a wallaby, aka a tiny kangaroo, running on a treadmill, filmed in black and white, with no sound.
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It's an early example not only of Denis's filmmaking but also of her collaborations with the cinematographer Agnès Godard, who shot this film in black and white.
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And the clouds are as golden as sunshine — or at least I suppose they were, for now the final fresco endures only in black-and-white photographs.
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This is captured in a wall of canvases depicting 35 flags of African and African diaspora nations, rendered with only their graphic elements in black and white.
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She took great pleasure in actually putting it down in black and white and in recording her relationships with other women, because then she could relive them.
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Ms. Bonino, who turns 70 next month, characteristically sees the issue in black and white terms, and does not particularly care whether it is popular or not.
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Everything except the headphones in this image is in black and white revealing how monotonous and plain life can end up being without the pop of color.
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"They say to me, it's common sense stuff to figure out what you owe, but I say people need it in black and white," Ms. Frankel said.
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I love all movies set during World War II, and this one is a triple whammy because it's set in Paris AND it's in black and white.
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" It was this promise of a creative solidarity unhindered by racial segregation that propelled Thompson, Hughes and the cast to invest their hopes in "Black and White.
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She is drawn in black and white, perhaps in the hope that what is fuzzy — the gray area of sexism — will disappear if enough girls love themselves.
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Long relegated to the canvas or cartoon cells, at MASS MoCA they are realized as large furry heaps covered in black and white stripes with pink splotches.
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The music video, which is shot entirely in black and white, is simple: There are no theatrics or over-the-top costumes — it's just Blaise singing and dancing.
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The still-unseen episode "Metalhead" goes dystopian and shoots in black and white so utterly drained of life, it could be part of the Satantango Connected Cinematic Universe.
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The process requires painstaking research: most film documentation of these deaths are in black-and-white, and in many cases, the plates aren't clearly visible in frozen stills.
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A spokesman for the newspaper declined comment, but referred CNBC to an advertising rate sheet that suggests a full page ad in black and white costs about $126,000.
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The 36mm case sports an 18mm strap and will be available in black and white, and the 40mm case has a 1503mm strap and will come in black.
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As with Mr Balaban's film, the images, in black-and-white night-vision, are not of humans, but the outlines of small animals moving across the contested landscape.
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Both phones appear to come in black and white, with the white model (on the XL, at least) getting a mint green power button as a nice accent.
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The vast majority of photos taken during the war were in black and white, but between 1942 and 1945, British photographers managed to snap around 3,21942 color images.
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The script is funny, the haircuts are awful, and perhaps the only criticism of the spot was that it was shot in black and white rather than color.
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I think in black and white and I've got to go past that, so I surround myself with beautiful colors to make me push myself a bit harder.
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The comic-book writer and illustrator drew the city in black and white, integrating images that range from a bunny doing yoga poses to a burger and fries.
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All of this happens in 1977, in sweltering color, whereas the adventures of the second child, Rose (Millicent Simmonds), unfold half a century before, in black-and-white.
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Although rates of crimes being committed are similar in black and white neighborhoods, arrests are higher in black neighborhoods, so more police are sent there, and it perpetuates.
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And yet, these images are also clandestinely beautiful: filmed in black-and-white, their harshness becomes softened and the precise detailing of their designs comes to the fore.
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Studies also show that the enfranchisement of black voters is associated with reductions in black and white education gaps, as politicians began directing more spending to black localities.
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Anthology Film Archives will also show the rare "Solyaris" (Sunday), from 1968, shot in black-and-white for Russian TV. This survey of Lem on screen, through Nov.
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Then, onstage at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey, on Monday night, the 26-year-old put on a passionate performance that aired in black-and-white.
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Their piece "Shiro" had them silhouetted behind an X-shaped scrim that flickered with increasingly complex geometries, all in black and white, working up to dizzying Op Art.
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For better or worse, Mr. Sessions sees the world in black-and-white, law-and-order terms — criminals on one side and trustworthy law enforcement on the other.
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"I hope everyone in the audience can compare their own experiences from the color version and find their own path to Parasite in black and white," he said.
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Matsoukas shot in black and white, with split screens showing contrasting views of the same scene: gold-chained rappers playing dominoes set against children running through the grass.
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That seems to be the point of Thomas Chatterton Williams's memoir, "Self-Portrait in Black and White: Unlearning Race," as described in Andrew Solomon's treacly review (Oct. 20).
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We know that Trump writes the way he speaks, uses a fourth-grade level of vocabulary and repeats simple phrases that present the world in black and white.
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In a six-and-a-half minute video, shot in black and white, Lewis recalled learning that King had been shot while campaigning for Robert Kennedy in Indianapolis.
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Mr. Weiss grew up on the Upper West Side of Manhattan and has traveled the city for years, snapping moments of urban serendipity, primarily in black and white.
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He shot the movie in black-and-white, large-format digital, creating images that have extraordinary clarity, detail and tonality, with entire rainbows of gray, black and white.
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The station, which is the official curator of the North Atlantic blue whale catalogues, is home to thousands of whale pictures, some of them in black-and-white.
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Shames shot all his photos in black and white, though color film was available at the time, an aesthetic choice that evokes a powerfully sentimental response in me.
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The other, filmed in black and white, showed a handsome middle-aged man with "envy" — specifically, he envied the ability of other men, women, and animals to poop.
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And whereas the old technique is in black and white, Cafini gives his human subjects natural color, which makes it seem both modern and antique at the same time.
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The comprehensive book is special because it includes many color reproductions of paintings otherwise seen only in black-and-white (and small) in the artist's catalogue raisonné from 2001.
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"There are the doctor's office shots — headless, slumped bodies in unflattering, overhead neon lighting; heartbreakingly beautiful images of things gone horribly wrong — always in black and white," she says.
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We just don't see the world in black and white, which makes it easy to interpret historic pictures as some far-off era with no connection to the now.
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So far there are only two images of the shoe posted to Pharrell's Instagram, one in black and white, and one of him doing some very speedy fancy footwork.
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" While the wannabe stars discuss the topic in black and white and judgmental terms, Barry reminds them he, as a former Marine, went to war and took lives. "What?
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The basic Giiro robot resembles a Minion from the Despicable Me franchise, except it's rendered in black and white and constantly looks upset, even when you have decent posture.
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Unlike the Emmy-winning season 3 episode of the series, "San Junipero," which had a brightly colored '80s aesthetic, "Metalhead" is dark, moody, and shot in black and white.
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The devices, which come in black and white, cost $179.99 and be available in the UK, US, France, Germany, Australia and a number of other countries around the world.
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"April 4, 193: "It's important to show people in black and white how our products work – it's one of the ways people can make informed decisions about their privacy.
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" Host Ainsley Earhardt referenced the song's lyrics, saying that even though the video is in black and white, "that's what freedom looks like, that's the red, white and blue.
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You can't unthinkingly reach for the bright yellow Snapchat icon anymore, and scrolling Instagram in black-and-white is like looking at a hundred shabby attempts at being artsy.
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My eyes accepted the tradeoff between seeing in color and being blinded, and seeing in black and white and feeling at ease while staring at a screen for hours.
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My teenage self was so into their relationship I nearly made a YouTube compilation video of it in black and white with a "My Boo" by Usher backing track.
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Next, you'll get a foundation in black and white photography, using the curves tool, adjustment layers and the histogram tool to create stunning images that make everyone look beautiful.
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His photos, almost all in black and white, have always favored personality over polish; and his ultimate concern is how his models and actresses themselves wish to be portrayed.
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As difficult as my health problems themselves are, it was the lack of hope brought on by seeing my genetic mutation in black and white that was truly devastating.
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It's a few blurs in black-and-white, and it's very hard to tell if they're the contours of the beginning of a human, or just a smudgy thumbprint.
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It's like those informercials showing people struggling with tangled garden hoses in black and white before the amazing tangle-free hose appears in their lives and makes everything better.
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But if, as an actual sheepdog might, you see the world in black and white, its humorless piety, self-righteous rectitude and complete absence of subtlety would seem appealing.
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What was clear was that Mr. Trump seemed to have no doubt that he would paint his campaign themes in black and white, and leave the gray to others.
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The partners behind this spot, which is decorated in black-and-white, are Johnny Wooh and Chris Reda, who developed Gansevoort Market, and Peter Litschi, who was at Roberta's.
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"I had seen all these wonderful photographs, and we have the footage — Shawn was a big advocate of documentation — but it's all in black and white," Ms. Hamilton said.
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Leecia Eve, a former aide to Mr. Cuomo, said the rules regarding the use of taxpayer resources for a campaign are written in "black and white" in state law.
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That's a shame, because this quiet movie, shot in black-and-white and color, is an unhurried, beautiful, and pained work that through simple means resonates on various levels.
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It has little kitty ears with Chroma lighting, and a millennial pink finish with a pink braided USB cable to match (though they also come in black and white).
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The emails sent by Donald Trump Jr. — in particular, the exclamation "I love it" — are a prosecutor's dream, putting his state of mind and purpose in black and white.
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Martha Rosler intended the color photomontages in her now-classic "House Beautiful: Bringing the War Home" series to be photocopied in black-and-white and passed out at demonstrations.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads We Americans tend to view our history in black and white — understandably, because our country was founded by European colonizers who enslaved Africans.
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Shot in black and white and set around 1971, Roma — named for the Mexico City neighborhood in which Cuarón was raised — begins with a long, unmoving shot from above.
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It also includes improvement to the toolings to do things like blurring out parts of the image, showing it in black and white, blurring out the faces in the image.
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In black and white, they show Spaniards wrapped in overcoats, the men with sideburns, the women with perms, voting in a referendum on a new constitution on December 6th 1978.
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In a world where morality comes in many shades of grey, the nuclear ambitions of Mr Kim, running a gulag masquerading as a country, are painted in black and white.
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"A lot of times when we talk about abusers and survivors, we look at the situation in black-and-white," says Brian Pacheco, the director of public relations for SafeHorizon.
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Lukasz Zal's cinematography — filmed entirely in black and white — is sumptuous, heightening the interplay of shadow and light in a way that makes every frame worthy of analysis and dissection.
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Shebeen Blues, Ananias Léki Dago's photo series of Johannesburg's unlicensed bars, where locals gather to form community, depict, in black-and-white, the stresses, strains, and ecstasies of city living.
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An agreement in principle could not be a partial deal, and would need to contain "everything defined in black and white" before it was reached, one of the sources said.
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Simpson sits over darkly shifting waters singing of the warm, rejuvenative power of love, as a beautiful animation shows hearts dropping onto the ocean floor, all in black and white.
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Related: Haunting Black-and-White Photos Reveal a Brutal War Crime's Aftermath Eerie Photos Capture the Poetry of Paris Suburbs Nude Bodies Become Kaleidoscopic Portals in Black-and-White Photographs
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Shot in black and white, the video is set in a warehouse where Ocean slowly and methodically builds what looks like a spiral staircase out of big blocks of wood.
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They were costumed like performers from nightclub revues in black-and-white movies; their songs told stories, and their music folded together the retro and the contemporary with multicultural panache.
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The latest offering, on Friday, was Woody Allen's "Manhattan," with the Philharmonic playing the Gershwin favorites that form the musical backdrop to this 1979 comedy filmed in black-and-white.
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The extended video — reminiscent of Beyoncé's "Lemonade" in length — features multiple likenesses of Mr. Ocean, in black and white, undertaking a construction project in what appears to be a warehouse.
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Before the T.M.S., discussions of emotions were like cruel taunts to me; it was as if someone were describing beautiful color to a person who saw in black and white.
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The whole sequence is shot in black and white, and every disgusting element is shoved into the camera lens in a way that compels you to want to look away.
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Thinking in black-and-white terms about food only sets you up for psychological distress — and often out-of-control eating when you finally do eat the "off-limits" food.
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Some of the details the N.F.L. now can see in black and white are these: Brown, in journals he kept, admitted abusing his wife and viewing her as his slave.
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An 1843 photograph of Luigi Carli (with slicked-back hair and a handlebar mustache much like his descendant's) shows a mirror vision of today's emporium reflected in black and white.
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From Richard Ford I had learned an acerbic and more shrouded form of male sexuality, one that was, somehow, easier to take because less was there in black and white.
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One cool thing about Carlos's original design was that he gave Dredd full lips which, combined with the comic being in black and white, made the character intentionally racially ambiguous.
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Nor was the fact that the collection was almost entirely in black and white, plus a bit of gold and silver, with a dash of green and red thrown in.
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While his "Self-Portrait in Black and White" begins with assertions of his blackness, it evolves into a rich set of questions occasioned by the birth of his first child.
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Greeted with equal enthusiasm, however, was the arrival of several hundred gigantic pizza boxes from the cult London eatery Homeslice, all branded in black and white with Ms. McCartney's face.
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My friend and I come upon Julian Stanczak's 1963 painting "The Duel," an Op art composition in black and white with lines popping simultaneously toward and away from the eye.
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KERNEN: It's gonna be a tough -- people that see things in black and white, Marco Rubio, whomever, that look at things like this, this should be disqualifying for any relationship whatsoever.
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And contrary to popular myth, dogs don't see the world in black and white; they are red-green colorblind, meaning they can't distinguish between objects that are green, yellow, and red.
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More than a century of segregation in St. Louis has created an 18-year life expectancy gap between people born in black and white neighborhoods separated by fewer than ten miles.
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Since he first arrived in New York, Leiter had been documenting street life in black and white, intriguing the eye with his use of obstructions, blurred movement and half-concealed details.
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We already known that one episode, "Metalhead," was filmed in black and white and revolves around the search for a dog that is less man's best friend and more Ed Kemper.
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The photos are shot in black and white with a street photography feel to them; Helton counts the work of Larry Fink and Alex Webb, among others, as sources of inspiration.
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Both Kennedy and her son wore simple summer outfits — the 61-year-old in black and white dress, and Schlossberg in a polo and navy slacks — while strolling down Park Avenue.
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They also dressed the horses and zebras in black and white, as well as black-and-white striped coats, to see how the patterns and colors affected the flies' flight paths.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — Monochrome: Painting in Black and White sounds a soul-sappingly dry subject for survey, and an unlikely choice for the National Gallery's autumn schedule.
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It's not only the first to be edited in full, eye-slapping 8K resolution, it's also been edited in black and white, making the brewing storms Olbinski captured feel especially unsettling.
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President Trump's lawyer, Michael Cohen, insists Stormy Daniels has NO right to drag him or the Prez into court over the "hush" agreement, and he's got that in black and white.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads As we know from countless photos and films, a good deal of the first half of the 20th century took place in black-and-white.
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With the consent of Swagger Like Us, a San Francisco Bay Area-based hip-hop party for QTPoC folk, Isaiah captures a community in black-and-white in the club's space.
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Harlem, the protest novel, bigoted religion, the Negro press and the student milieu of Paris are all examined in black and white, with alternate shutters clicking, for hours of reading interest.
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Ali Y. Al-Baroodi, a local academic, rode out to western Mosul's Maydan district on May 1, where he photographed more than a dozen bodies in black and white body bags.
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At times resembling the actress Dakota Johnson, she appears mainly in black-and-white still photographs, some of which are digitally massaged so that they seem to move ever so slightly.
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Around the same time, Vuignier was also experimenting with applying black ochre powder to his skis, then flying off mountainous ledges and filming the results in black-and-white slow motion.
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The set looks great in black and white, but when you examine it in a freeze frame, all the set pieces onstage looked to be made out of pretty inexpensive materials.
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Our eyes constantly dart from the live actors before our eyes to the screen on which they appear, larger than life, from multiple camera angles and occasionally in black and white.
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At present, global melting, caused by human carelessness, has thrown the balance dangerously off, a reality Mr. Bezzubov documents in black-and-white images of water and ice shot in Alaska.
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It was there in black and white, and somehow it was right: The Yankees were in first place on Thursday morning — but they were a game behind the Boston Red Sox.
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Shot in black and white (and even on genuine celluloid film), "9 Fingers," written and directed by F. J. Ossang, relates its narrative without much back story or conventional connective tissue.
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Small discs, positioned by a robot fashioned from an old welding machine, sit at different angles and degrees of rotation to form an overall image like pixels in black and white.
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It takes just 1,500 yuan ($212.28) at a pet café in southwest China that dyes pups in black and white streaks to resemble the animal that is considered a national treasure.
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Despite the distinct periods and palettes — Ben's story unfolds in color, Rose's in black and white — the story, the editing and the children's deafness underscore that these two are deeply connected.
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Finally, fans from around the world took to twitter to post their favorite illustrations from Wrightson, who could elicit moods in black and white that seemed to rise off the page.
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Lucille Ball had vibrant red hair, but you might not know it from watching "I Love Lucy" during its run in the '50s — after all, it aired in black and white.
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Balenciaga's square-toed, metallic-heeled thong embodies '90s style, while Dries Van Noten's leather platform sandal skews more '70s; Givenchy and the Row both created chunkier options in black and white.
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The print reveals not only the majesty she attains in black and white but also the physical and conceptual freedom she found by leaving behind the strictures of her architectural tracings.
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Each language also gets its own format: the Spanish edition comes as a newspaper, the Arabic as a stack of cards, and the French is delicately rendered in black and white.
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The sets: a "bedroom" with a green shag rug, a front porch, a pile of pink flowers, and a soundstage featuring Swift and a backing band dressed in black and white.
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Florence, who possesses the comfortably upholstered bosom of so many aging character actresses who turn up in black-and-white movies on Turner Classics, is not a difficult or even unkind woman.
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Did I mention it's mostly in black and white and features what amounts to an overture from "The" Nine Inch Nails (as the band is both introduced and listed in the credits)?
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The problem is, we tend to look at carbs in black and white terms, which is not great, explains Alissa Rumsey, MS, RD, CDN, CSCS, a registered dietitian and intuitive eating coach.
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Normally, this would result in black-and-white images, depicting only the light that arrived at 502 nanometers for the oxygen, 657 nanometers for the hydrogen, and 673 nanometers for the sulfur.
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While Philip and Elizabeth were caught in a deep ideological conflict, Stan gave a Thanksgiving toast that suggests he sees the US/USSR divide in black and white — freedom versus its enemies.
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But it also comes with two really good reasons why you or I will never buy it: the camera only shoots in black and white, and it costs $50,000 without any lenses.
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These pictures break that mold with the help of an early color photographic process known as an Autochrome, capturing authentic color details from a war almost exclusively seen in black and white.
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One looks very similar to Sonos's popular Play:1 speaker — it also comes in black and white, costs $199, and is compact — but comes equipped with support for multiple voice-activated helpers.
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"Everything our fans have been saying – and they were beaten down for and called conspiracy theorists – and now it's in black and white," Rania Batrice of the Sanders campaign told ABC News.
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The bright crimson shade feels perfectly fitting for the OG pin-up — whose trademark became her heart-shaped lips — even despite the caricature's earlier appearances almost always being in black and white.
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My mom would always joke about me, saying that I'm the type of person that doesn't see things in black and white — I see things in all the different shades of gray.
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It's right there in black and white: the president nominates judges and he appoints them, though the latter power is activated only "by and with the advice and consent of the senate".
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The Bamboo Omni will be available in black and white in November for $50, while the updated Bamboo Solo and Duo are now available on Wacom's website for $20 and $30, respectively.
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He and Smith first met, in 1999, at an N.B.A. game; a few years later, they filmed a pilot for Fox Sports Net titled "Sports in Black and White," which never aired.
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"It's important to show people in black and white how our products work — it's one of the ways people can make informed decisions about their privacy," Facebook wrote in its blog post.
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In black-and-white photos enclosed in tubular black frames, Finsel squishes and squeezes his chest and stomach, isolating his torso in close-up shots that are both sculptural and comically fleshy.
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Unlike many of Ménard's previous works, which feature more fluid animations and playful color palates, Illuminate is strictly two-tone business; either in black-and-white, or reds, blues, greens, or purples.
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The gun debate is incredibly complex and too often cast in black and white when, in reality, the political interests and opinions that drive the discussion tend to land in the gray.
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"Portrayed in black and white against a plain dark backdrop, she has the aura of a Renaissance madonna or a Garbo-era movie star," Hettie Judah commented in The Guardian last year.
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Even after she marries and moves to Paris, Colette resists wearing the expensive, stifling dresses her husband has set out for her, instead opting for high-waisted garments in black and white.
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Filmed in black and white, the leisurely, meditative "Roma" follows a turbulent year in the life of a maid working for an upper-class family in Mexico City in the early 1970s.
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Both spray-painted in black and white, one image depicts a naked and emaciated mother clutching a newborn; another shows a starving boy, his hair on end, listlessly picking at his hands.
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Three of them this time, still dressed up in their pin-striped suits, fedora hats, and those shoes you always see them wearing in black-and-white movies—pointed—brogans, I guess.
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Second, the statement flies in the face of what Singer wrote in black and white ... at the time he said he was getting pressured by the government to lie in the case.
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The election campaign of Orban's Fidesz party has built on a series of billboards warning Hungarians, "Don't let Soros have the last laugh" and showing a laughing Soros in black and white.
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Bowie's brother, who suffered from schizophrenia, appears often in black-and-white flashbacks as an inspiration to his younger sibling, giving him his first cigarette and introducing him to amazing live music.
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However, Stevens's work, here entirely in black and white, and like all his pen-and-ink drawings, obsessively cross-hatched, offers instructive contrast rather than mere parallel to the Renaissance master's paintings.
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That moment, captured in black and white by Associated Press photographer Joe Rosenthal and as a color film by Marine Sergeant William Genaust, is powerful, embodying the spirit of the Marine Corps.
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The thing is, if Winner had decided to print the documents in black and white rather than color, the watermarks would not have been included, as they would be too easily identifiable.
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Some of the displays were in black and white, others had the look of an old school camcorder or were so in Ocean's face that you felt as if you could touch him.
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Being able to witness the '30s, '40s, and '50s in color blows me away every time, especially since these were eras where the majority of people were making pictures in black and white.
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Most of the film is in black-and-white (filmed on satisfyingly grainy 8mm film), but when it switches to color, it seems there may be hope for redemption of these demonic figures.
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Nothing much to see here—Kanye and Young Sugar Bomb himself vibing in black-and-white, aided by a very literal animated interpretation of selected lyrics from the lilting, lovely Late Registration opener.
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It was a stirring performance, filmed in black-and-white ... and Miley got the crowd off its feet inside the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey where the awards show is going down.
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On New Zealand's North Island, the city of Auckland lights up the Southern Hemisphere's tallest man-made structure, the Sky Tower, in black and white as a sign of solidarity following the quake.
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However, by characterizing Muslim Americans in black and white — as either peace-loving or terrorist-harboring — it perpetuates the growing sentiment in the United States that Muslims, at their core, are un-American.
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There's something oddly soothing about the formula: a sad person, shot in black and white, is completely incapable of cooking eggs or slicing vegetables, until a mysterious new product makes their world technicolor.
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Trained by examining millions of images of— well, just about everything, Zhang's system of CNNs recognizes things in black and white photos and colors them the way it thinks they ought to be.
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The cars were wrapped in black-and-white graphic camouflage to disguise their exact designs, but the cars did drive out under their own quiet electric power (unlike Faraday Future's much-hyped prototype).
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It's shot in slow motion, the whole thing's in black and white, and overall it's a whole lot closer to Adele's "Hello" than it is to the former One Directioner's previous effort. pic.twitter.
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The past week provided fresh examples of how journalists endlessly seeking to portray the Russia probe in black-and-white terms can misinform the public through omission, cherry-picking or lack of context.
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Human Centipede 2 is shot in black and white, so maybe the teacher just lumped it in with other black and white film classics like La Jeteé or a Bergman film or something.
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The version of the Smart Battery Case for Apple&aposs iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max is available in black, white, and pink, while the iPhone 11 variant comes in black and white.
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She draws a comparison between The Trial of Superdebthunterbot and Robert Bresson's The Trial of Joan of Arc, an intense film shot in black-and-white, wherein Joan is a conduit for God.
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Elsewhere, chaos joyously trumps order in black and white amid the pushcarts of the good old Lower East Side, where immigrants converge and a woman holds a gurgling baby up to the camera.
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In Los Angeles, Mr. Ford lives in a $39 million Holmby Hills mansion, formerly owned by Betsy Bloomingdale, that is a study in black and white, complete with a Scottish butler named Angus.
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In "Butterfly Moth in Transcendental State," two disembodied pairs of female legs, one covered in black-and-white gingham and the other in yellow, are pressed together to form a sexy faux monogram.
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Her breakthrough came, as such discoveries often do, unexpectedly, at the beginning of the 1960s, as some drawing experiments with simple shapes in black and white, repeated and methodically manipulated, yielded stunning patterns.
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The exhibit from photographer Barbara Mack, titled "Portraits in Black and White: Survivors and What They Carry," features 20 images of Los Angeles-based Holocaust survivors, each carrying personal items from their past.
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A sign reminds visitors that most Germans then could not afford a TV, and thus are seen in black-and-white photos clustered around radios or the open windows of bars with televisions.
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Filmed in black and white and in the Academy ratio of old Hollywood, "Paradise" is a strikingly shot Holocaust drama that ultimately seems confused about whose story it's telling or to what end.
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