Here is the craft beer scene of Portland in photographs.
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Two of these spirits have appeared in photographs: One, the more famous of the two, has been named Chloe, a slave girl who reportedly appeared in photographs that an insurance company took in 1992.
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It's just as handsome in person as it is in photographs.
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Still, I perpetuate some of them in photographs and microscopic slides.
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The assailant was seen afterward in photographs posing with the flag.
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Almost everyone is now captured in photographs — and outlived by them.
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How a room looked in photographs was, at best, a secondary concern.
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It appears in photographs of the site taken as late as 1936.
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Kim was shown in photographs handcuffed and wearing a tie and blue jacket.
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Here's our obituary of the former first lady, and her life in photographs.
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She can be heard singing to herself, and has shown up in photographs.
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Other tourists felt differently and gladly paid Native Californians to pose in photographs.
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We also looked at Diana's life in photographs and headlines from The Times.
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Similarly, in photographs the "Penetrables" are shown inhabited, with bodies straining against fabric.
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On the consoles are the objects seen in photographs from the Apollo era.
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The emptied lot, awaiting McKim's masterpiece, now looks almost comically vast in photographs.
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He has been seen wearing a woven bracelet in photographs and at public events.
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And in photographs released by CBP, minors are seen sitting idly inside large cages.
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The exhibition documents the monument's history in full, including in photographs by Sergey Borisov.
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Whether witnessed or seen in photographs, each is an impressionistic vision of the site.
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In photographs from the trial, he seemed utterly shocked that he was being prosecuted.
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Mr. Liu could also be subversively humorous in photographs that were less overtly political.
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He appeared in photographs seated behind Ivanka Trump, a stern expression on his face.
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It is frequently featured in photographs — a dazzling, if not necessarily beloved, little gem.
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And what would you show in photographs of a typical dinner at your house?
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Since then, Bana has appeared in photographs with President Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey.
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The gum does that — even frozen in photographs, its shapes look transitional and impermanent.
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The Cuban-American conceptualist Maria Elena González punches holes in photographs of palm trees.
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Even the look-and-listen app with the last Nicaragua book was an attempt to try and shift the way we experience subjects in photographs and create the channel for their voice to bridge this terrible distance that can still exist in photographs.
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The suspects were ejected from the club but were identified in photographs, the police said.
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When I do foundation first, I feel that in photographs it shows a little more.
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In photographs, she can be seen walking barefoot with a large lump on her forehead.
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Running the length of the room is a board, covered in photographs stuck with pushpins.
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In photographs, the young artist was seen walking barefoot with a welt on her forehead.
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The assailant was seen in photographs posing with the battle flag carried by Confederate soldiers.
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It is common for an odd-eyed cat's blue eye to appear red in photographs.
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In photographs, the angle of her hips and dangle of her cigarette were just so.
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But details in photographs and video provide the biggest clues regarding the location of a launch.
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She was documenting her life in photographs in a way that people were not yet doing.
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Thanks to advances in machine learning, computers have gotten really good at identifying what's in photographs.
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The researchers say extroverts generally display more cheerful expressions in photographs, so they're easy to spot.
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However, the missiles seen in photographs of the launch did not seem to carry any text.
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This month he has his first book out, Aim High: Paul Weller in Photographs 1978—2015.
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He never imagined that the decision to feature his hands in photographs would be an issue.
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Thanks to Mr. Chalfant and others, like Martha Cooper, the ephemeral work was preserved in photographs.
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Jackson himself is present throughout, in photographs and video clips, but this is not his story.
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In photographs from that night, his wife stands over his body, covered head to foot in blood.
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Trump's adult sons are prolific hunters, posing in photographs with a dead elephant and leopard in Africa.
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Pre-order Obama: An Intimate Portrait: The Historic Presidency in Photographs on Barnes and Noble or Amazon.
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Due to the bright lighting and sheerness of the top, her nipple covers were exposed in photographs.
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Last month comedian Kathy Griffin posed in photographs holding up a fake bloody, severed head resembling Trump.
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Every time we see this couple in photographs, we can't help but notice how smitten they are.
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It was only natural for me to capture the experience in photographs, which you can see below.
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I was intrigued by this idea and started to not cover the flaws or marks in photographs.
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Apart from Daniel and Maria, whom she already knew, she had seen her siblings only in photographs.
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I thought about how West has always said to not smile in photographs because you'll look cooler.
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Recently, fans on Twitter realized that the actor doesn't touch women when posing with them in photographs.
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But he was otherwise a model bohemian, uncouth and turbulent while, at least in photographs, appealingly waifish.
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Sun Ye, an actress in Beijing, was among those who appeared in photographs on Ms. Yang's website.
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Zoomed-in photographs of Ms. Maiolino's face liken the topography of skin to that of a landscape.
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Last summer, Jack White bought a house in Kalamazoo, Michigan, that he had seen only in photographs.
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Sometimes they fade out, other times they stick around and mutate, or they are preserved in photographs.
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They're cute — but not too cute — and bursting with personality, which comes across perfectly in photographs and videos.
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In photographs, the "Be Careful" rapper can be seen walking barefoot with a large lump on her forehead.
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Affleck's ex-wife Jennifer Garner drove him to a rehab facility on Wednesday, looking visibly upset in photographs.
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Sis was undeniably really bronzed, and noticeably darker than she usually appears in photographs, videos, and in person.
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These acts, which were documented in photographs, led him to carve up other deteriorating buildings in the city.
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People with beautiful faces are often asked to appear in photographs that will later become parts of advertisements.
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Employees must now send in photographs of the guests and food, to verify that the meetings took place.
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It's definitely something that is a lot more impressive to see in person than it is in photographs.
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Facebook argued that the Illinois law did not specifically apply to its methods for identifying people in photographs.
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In fact, the store's designers purchased chairs and decorations similar to those in photographs of the artist's home.
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Justice Mander lifted an earlier ruling he had issued requiring that the suspect's face be pixelated in photographs.
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In photographs from the 1960s, many of these buildings appear as carcasses, huge smashed things left for dead.
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In photographs she gave to The Intercept, Ms. Holderness has a blackened right eye and a swollen cheekbone.
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Mr. Gursky comments on a more contemporary kind of sublime heroism in photographs that feature Marvel comic heroes.
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In photographs from his cell, the gangly 21-year-old holds one finger aloft in a religious salute.
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Also, the wedding party would appear much larger than it actually is to an outside observer, and in photographs.
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Fantasies about eating—or being eaten—are not hard to find online, in photographs, drawings, videos, stories, and forums.
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In my opinion, they apply smoothly, shine brightly, and create a natural glow that still looks amazing in photographs.
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He appeared in photographs with the crown prince on official visits this year to the United States and Europe.
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Speaking in the Oval Office, Trump said he didn't know anything about Parnas, with whom he's posed in photographs.
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Finally, learn more via one or more of the following activities: — Take a look at Hurricane Harvey in Photographs.
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Mutreb appeared in photographs alongside bin Salman during the crown prince's tour of the United States earlier this year.
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This might no longer seem true in an era in which Facebook prompts users to tag friends in photographs.
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It was a provocative red carpet look, earning a censor blur in photographs, as well as during the show's broadcast.
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It was an outfit — and move — similar to the one she wore in photographs used to tease the song's release.
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It's been quite a while since Blue Ivy Carter — daughter of Beyoncé Knowles and Jay Z — has appeared in photographs.
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Images: Wikimedia CommonsIt's well-known that Facebook uses an algorithm that can recognize a person based on information in photographs.
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In her latest role — on Instagram, in photographs and 15-second video skits — Hawn pulls off a similarly impressive trick.
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While the show is rich in photographs, video footage and advertising campaigns, examples of the suits themselves are relatively few.
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Some people are remarkably bad at it, and have trouble recognizing their spouses, their children, and even themselves in photographs.
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Some O.C.R. programs may have trouble recognizing characters in stylized fonts or in photographs that are not in sharp focus.
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This feature identifies many of the subjects in photographs while allowing users to opt in or out for privacy reasons.
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The ultramarathoner Avery Collins, among the fastest in the world, is not shy about appearing in photographs holding a bong.
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Only my mother would have recognized me in photographs taken seven years apart during my first 18 years of life.
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These seemingly blank canvases covered with miniscule dots in complementary colors simply just don't show up in photographs or videos.
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Users can also send in photographs, which are validated by a group of entomologists to ensure the data is accurate.
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It did not say, come prepared to sing and appear in photographs and on film, but that is precisely what happened.
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A Brazilian couple who married 60 years ago have finally gotten the chance to have their special day immortalized in photographs.
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And I'd rather not be associated with those kinds of images … for me there's no surprise in photographs of that sort.
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Since his late father's funeral in 2009, Bigi has been seen in public or in photographs just a handful of times.
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But in photographs, Francis looked less genial than usual, and some wondered whether the wishes had been delivered through gritted teeth.
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In photographs shared on social media, Haddish is seen draped in the Eritrean flag, while filling out forms with officials present.
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In photographs taken before the mass shooting, Roof appears posing proudly with the Confederate flag and at sites honoring the Confederacy.
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Some were shown in photographs stripped to their underpants and handcuffed on the floors of police buses and a sports hall.
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To protect the family, CNN is using the pseudonym Mr. Lee, and is blurring the faces of the family in photographs.
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Vitrines offered concert programs, his dazzling free-form scores, handwritten poems and glimpses of him in photographs and on magazine covers.
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In photographs of their outing, Cyrus wraps her arm around Carter's shoulder as both women, wearing matching white t-shirts, smile.
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In photographs of the outing, Miley wrapped her arm around Carter's shoulder as both women smiled, wearing matching white T-shirts.
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Many of these photos were featured in "Photographs," originally published in 1989, and recently reissued by the University Press of Mississippi.
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Mr. Mutreb had previously been seen in photographs of the crown prince's three-week visit to the United States this year.
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She recently came out publicly as the City Ballet dancer in photographs that Mr. Ramasar sent to a male company member.
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It's maximalism to the max and looks best in photographs, where it is filtered and Facetuned to almost plastic levels of perfection.
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But, existing in photographs for your kids, not just for today, but for ten, twenty, fifty years from now is so important.
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The figure on the far right is Stein, with short gray hair and wearing a vest, as she often does in photographs.
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Children held in shelters after they were separated from their families wore similar blankets in photographs that sparked outrage around the world.
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"When I was younger I felt like I could communicate better in photographs than I could in words," Rose Marie Cromwell says.
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Pete Souza's "Obama: An Intimate Portrait: The Historic Presidency in Photographs" is scheduled for publication this November, his publisher announced this week.
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He was last seen alive in 2010 in a hostage video pleading for help and in photographs wearing a Guantánamo-style jumpsuit.
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He chronicled the home's transformation in photographs and compiled the photos in two hard-copy albums, which he mailed to Business Insider.
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It was 3.5 feet tall and weighed 5,600 pounds, making it look small in photographs and in video footage of the building.
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"Often in photographs, it is a beautiful woman in soft light, in a studio context, with certain branded attire on," he said.
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" The suit goes on to allege that the company intentionally used models that "appeared in photographs to be inappropriately or unsuitably young.
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They often know each other socially, including a trip to Las Vegas that was captured in photographs used in the Senate trial.
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This was something that was hard to appreciate in photographs, which tend to be tightly cropped — just the presidents, stony and smooth.
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The bright blue water under California's Bixby Creek Bridge comes alive in photographs taken on Monday night by Monterey photographer George Krieger.
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"Verifying the colors in photographs taken during hazy conditions is difficult," said Smith, due to "white balance" adjustments in most smartphone cameras.
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Yet she always avoided the spotlight while at the Times, refusing to do interviews or panels and hardly ever appearing in photographs.
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You wander among the vitrines, examining maps, documents, and the faces in photographs (all often laid on fragments of the carpet itself).
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"We have always found our longing in photographs," Res says, "but we never went looking for photographs with our hands in the night."
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In photographs, you can see their concern with the cuff of their jeans, the shine on their boots, their grooming and social presentation.
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Kim, first seen in photographs, could easily be could just be a beautiful blank slate—but to the film's credit, she has agency.
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The team focused on the portion that was built during the Ming Dynasty — the well-preserved part depicted in photographs and travel brochures.
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I've ceased borrowing clothes from tiny people, including my former self — but I still contort my arms so they'll appear thinner in photographs.
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But that was before Mr. Grunewald stopped by the building and realized that the wall, shown in photographs from the 1950s, was gone.
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No. Those coins are novelty items that newspapers used in photographs because they couldn't find anything else to illustrate their stories about Bitcoin.
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We wondered what life was like for 18-year-old girls around the world, so we set out to capture it in photographs.
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BRASSAÏ The glow of 1930s Paris shines in photographs borrowed from French and American museums and the Estate Brassaï Succession. Nov. 17-Feb.
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He was also an aspiring fashion model, posing rakishly in bright clothes and sporting a manicured beard in photographs on his Facebook page.
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Our reporter, whose father was born in the reclusive nation, shares the signs she found of new beginnings in photographs, video and words.
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Mr. Levinson was last seen alive in a 2010 hostage video pleading for help and in photographs wearing a Guantánamo-style orange jumpsuit.
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The new documentary Harry Benson: Shoot First immortalizes a man, now 86 years old, who has spent his life immortalizing others in photographs.
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I saw the old totem poles at the museums, and I saw them in photographs, and I'd come home and there was nothing.
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According to Variety, Bryant has been arrested on the charge of grand theft after he was identified in photographs and this damning video.
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Sontag was alert to the ways reality can be distorted — in photographs, for example, or with metaphorical language, falsifications that numb our responses.
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For this article, he agreed to talk only if his face was obscured in photographs and he was identified by his nickname alone.
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And the style that you see, the confidence that we can portray in photographs, that is something that's given to us by our mothers.
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I like my shoulders, straight from years of choir posture, and my smile, even though it crinkles my eyes down to nothing in photographs.
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The other was to rate members of the opposite sex shown in photographs for both their sexual attractiveness and their likelihood of being unfaithful.
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Currently, Harvey is starting work on a new project, in which she deconstructs the physicality of a gasp and harnesses the movement in photographs.
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Political opponents have smeared them as Muslim Brotherhood operatives, darkened their skin in photographs, and gratuitously mentioned their faith in speeches, Muslim candidates said.
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I'm amazed to see that young female bloggers are still interested in photographs that I made from the very beginning, almost two decades ago.
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Appropriate to the focus on Rodin's process, the installation seeks to recreate the visual effect of Rodin's studio, which was amply recorded in photographs.
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What today is beach-front property was then a verdant, claustral jungle; in photographs the dinosaurs seem to be lurking just outside the frame.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: The information in this article is conveyed in photographs as much as it is in writing.
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Murnane is a trim, compact man with a fierce face; in photographs, especially, he exhibits a strong disinclination to smiling, favoring the hard stare.
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"What would you most want me to know about your experience?" read one handwritten note on the card, captured in photographs of the event.
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As Morris and Polonsky's portfolio grows, new clients increasingly reach out because they want to replicate a detail that they've seen only in photographs.
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Relatively little is lost in photographs of these smooth, even pictures; if anything, their fastidious seamlessness gains intensity with the aid of the camera.
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More specifically, he has spent much of his time fixating on this man's face — his face in paintings, in photographs, sculpted out of plaster.
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In photographs, you can see Wright wearing his porkpie hat in the half-built shell of the museum, contemplating plans with the construction crew.
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The people in her African diaspora look like people I know from life, and not like the ones I have seen only in photographs.
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Most of it was buried in the sand, so the problem was even worse than could be seen in photographs of the beach surface.
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You can also head over to 2019: A year in photographs on The Verge to see the best of our photography from this year.
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The current frenzy is propelled by the wild success of deep learning, an AI technique that excels at finding patterns and identifying objects in photographs.
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He even appeared in photographs with Barack Obama, though not quite in same way that induces chuckles like his peeping behind the Pope and Trump.
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And though documentary in nature, the pictures were taken with cumbersome, large-format cameras, resulting in photographs that are aesthetically striking and often quite beautiful.
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A judge rejected Facebook's request to dismiss the suit, which alleges the social network "unlawfully" collected and stored information derived from their faces in photographs.
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On Monday, the model took to Instagram to show her followers seven different poses that can considerably change the way your body appears in photographs.
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And lastly, you can head over to 2018: A year in photographs on The Verge to see the best of our photography from this year.
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Ms Parker makes sculptures and installations; her technique results not in photographs but photograms (the name for images produced by contact between objects and paper).
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Trump's three most recent predecessors — Presidents Barack Obama, George W. Bush, and Bill Clinton — took in the tournament together last week, appearing jovial in photographs.
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Mr. Levinson was last seen alive about eight years ago, in a hostage video pleading for help and in photographs wearing a Guantánamo-style jumpsuit.
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In photographs from the event, Hammer, dressed in one of her signature blazers, stands over Scott's right shoulder as he signs her bill into law.
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It is not definitive, but it is awash in photographs while encompassing a great deal of the cultural contributions of New York City's nonstraight denizens.
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According to Bester, several people in photographs in the show came by to identify themselves and to be rephotographed in front of the old pictures.
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To get there, they queried some 2 million fashion stylists, who sent in photographs of some 500,000 outfits that, in their view, go together well.
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He's got a marquee quality to his appearance that instantly makes you think, Oh, this guy should be seen, whether in photographs or in film.
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I digested slowly the hundreds and hundreds of pages of military speak and recoiled at line drawings of details too gruesome to show in photographs.
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The Milky Way has fascinated humans for centuries, often starring in legends and immortalised in photographs, but with increasing urbanisation it's becoming eclipsed from view.
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"Teacups" is one of the disturbing images in an exhibition called "Persecution of the Jews in Photographs: The Netherlands, 1940-1945" that runs through Oct.
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Viewpoints: Latin America in Photographs continues at the New York Public Library (Stephen A. Schwarzman Building, 476 Fifth Avenue, Midtown West, Manhattan) through June 28.
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Mr. Souza is working on a book, "Obama: An Intimate Portrait: The Historic Presidency in Photographs," the publisher Little, Brown and Company announced this week.
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For these Romanian artists, this was an introduction to a variety of practices and works, many of which they had only seen previously in photographs.
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In the 1960s, Black South Africans without the resources to make films instead produced photo novels — stories told in photographs and text resembling graphic novels.
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He was six feet two, and in photographs his round horn-rimmed glasses make him look a bit like the silent-movie star Harold Lloyd.
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Officer Peters, an 18-year Police Department veteran, was captured in photographs getting out of his vehicle, opening a Bud Light and arguing with protesters.
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He is not known to have ever appeared in photographs or in the group's numerous videos, and almost nothing is known about his personal biography.
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Johnson does not portray the universe as we see it in photographs from the Hubble Telescope, though those pictures are clearly among her points of departure.
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Women at the protest wrapped themselves in foil blankets to mimic the silver blankets that were seen in photographs of migrant children taken at detention centers.
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He longed to hear the voice of his baby, whom he watched grow in photographs she posted and quickly deleted, wishing he could hear his voice.
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This means that your face won't be blurred out in photographs taken with a flash, or in standard security camera footage in a well-lit environment.
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On the other hand, I'm not really sure that "Snapchat dysmorphia" — roughly defined as "the wish to look better in photographs" — is really a new phenomenon.
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Little, Brown and Company announced in April that it would publish a book from Souza, "Obama: An Intimate Portrait: The Historic Presidency in Photographs," this November.
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Earlier research found that horses recognize people and horses that they have only seen before in photographs, so they seem to perceive photos as we do.
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Speaking to the Bild am Sonntag newspaper, Thomas de Maiziere said internet software was able to determine whether persons shown in photographs were celebrities or politicians.
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Yet, whatever the case, Greene's Egyptian images show the same stillness of the landscape we commonly see in photographs of the eastern Mediterranean at this time.
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We can store more on our machines than we could store on things like notebooks and in photographs before, and I view that as quite liberating.
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Mr. Roof wore a jacket bearing patches of the apartheid-era flags of South Africa and Rhodesia and posed in photographs with the Confederate battle flag.
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Ms. Nakaura is less well known in China, but the two often appeared in photographs together in Mr. Jiang's Weibo account, which has 1.7 million followers.
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As with "pinhole," I slowly became aware of the different surfaces, which quietly flood the image with an understated tactile sensuality that is rare in photographs.
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Bright notes that we had previously seen food in picnics and in the background of things, but never in photographs that were just about the food.
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Luckily, it was well documented in photographs, and you can get a good idea of it at Mondriaan House in Amersfoort and at the Gemeentemuseum show.
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The remaining works, from Mr. Gurlitt's Munich apartment and summer home in Salzburg, Austria, have been displayed only in photographs or through a lost art database.
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He is a careful curator of his own image: in photographs, Scott can look scary, with his semi-shaved head, frequently bare chest, and fierce glare.
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It attaches to these clothes and no others, and will travel with them, in photographs and videos, across the planet moments after the show has started.
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In photographs released by the White House, Mr. Trump shook hands with some guests and flashed his trademark thumbs-up sign while standing next to others.
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"The items in photographs acts as an engine, directing the work to its final stage," says Smith, who compares his art making process to a dance.
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Fascinating on video and in person—the extent of Draymond's extraordinary sense of space is only truly understood in person, I believe—and wet tinder in photographs.
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Experiencing the works in person is far more impressive and startling than seeing them in photographs, though the labor Hocking has brought to bear is still evident.
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When a relatively obscure newspaper publisher showed up in photographs last month addressing the staff of The Las Vegas Review-Journal, his appearance baffled journalists — in Connecticut.
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Trevor Darrell's AI research group at the University of California, Berkeley, for example, has been working with software trained to recognise different species of birds in photographs.
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The app lets you take photos using different modes that replicate effects from cheap cameras that produce random imperfections like light leaks, vignettes, and oversaturation in photographs.
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Like other women, Soha declined to give her last name or be identified in photographs, fearing it could affect her application to join her husband in Germany.
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Machine learning software only gets to be clever by analyzing large amounts of data; looking for common properties and trends like facial features in photographs, for example.
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In addition to being shown images of the celebrities facing forward, scientists also tested the animals' ability to recognize the faces in photographs taken from other angles.
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However, he gained a form of instant notoriety by stripping off his track suit and posing in photographs with his winning team mates in his club shirt.
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I like wearing his clothes and the Bernie Sanders one is what I like to wear in photographs so I can unabashedly promote my candidate of choice.
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Mr. Knowles said that it was difficult to go after "a high profile celebrity," so he would begin by going after friends found in photographs with them.
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The ex-commander in chief will write the introduction for "Obama: An Intimate Portrait: The Historic Presidency in Photographs" by Pete Souza, the Associated Press reported Monday.
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Sentaler, the Canadian luxury outerwear brand, confirmed in an email to CNBC that the jacket "sold out instantly," after the actress appeared in photographs alongside her prince.
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The Soviet Union's Joseph Stalin not only had many enemies, he also had the power to get rid of them — both in photographs and in real life.
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The Maison de Verre hovers over this show like a sheltering presence, visible in photographs and architectural drawings, and is most present in the digitalized slide show.
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Its short existence was documented in photographs, which have taken on an added resonance as New York City's empty spaces fill up and familiar landscapes are eradicated.
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In the lobby, guests can see much of the hotel's history on display in photographs and artifacts, and ride in the still-functioning hand-cranked Otis elevator.
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In photographs, Owens looks arresting, even sinister, with his poker-straight black hair and shroudlike attire, like the Grim Reaper crossed with a West Coast surf bum.
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Since that time, countless African American artists have used portraiture — in photographs and paint — to explore the complex nature of their subjects, as well as black life.
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Machine learning software only gets to be clever by analyzing large amounts of data — looking for common properties and trends like facial features in photographs, for example.
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There is a tactile quality to the series of portraits on view at Ubu Gallery in Manhattan, a grainy texture that is difficult to capture in photographs.
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Because the shuttles were covered with heat-resistant tiles, the graphics could be placed only in a few areas that had to be visible in photographs during liftoff.
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But the episode -- which was documented by diners in photographs on Facebook -- does raise questions about how the Trump administration will handle foreign policy crises on the road.
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The first is DeepWarp, which alters where subjects in photographs are looking, and the second is a work in progress by Mike Tyka dubbed Portraits of Imaginary People.
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Still, that insanely immersive, super retina display is hard to pass by, and the new gold color is even more stunning in person than it is in photographs.
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The suit appeared dark brown to some on television, under the bright lights of the debate stage, but looked black or dark blue to others and in photographs.
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The film breathes life into an opaque intimacy (which is otherwise predominantly seen in photographs of their activism): Sylvia proves to be a total flake, forgetting Marsha's birthday.
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They worked in a state of creative near-chaos, as documented in photographs by friends (among them the young Bill Cunningham, long before he came to The Times).
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Police have taken the student, who appeared in photographs and video to be 16 or 17 years old, into custody and filed a first information report against him.
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But none of the aircraft seen in photographs of the exercises had low-visibility coatings or standardised markings, as used on the navy's J-16s and J-15s.
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This time around, it appeared in photographs with Mayor Bill de Blasio and his wife, Chirlane McCray, and Letitia James, the New York State attorney general, among others.
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This soon evolved into a signature technique — painting white, black or colored dots over faces in photographs as a way to get us to look beyond the obvious.
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The groups pointed to wording in a memo Murray gave to Perry during a meeting in March, first revealed last month in photographs seen by In These Times.
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Mr. Nied and several other commuters began to wipe away the graffiti, their actions captured in photographs taken by Mr. Locke, who wrote on Facebook about his experience.
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His recently launched website, People Touching Artworks, records the worst of this behavior, in photographs that capture museum visitors poking, feeling, leaning against, and yes, even measuring artworks.
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In photographs taken outside the Academy building at the height of the scandal, he is seen laughing at journalists as if he embodied and personified the entire institution.
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In photographs such as "Baby Sleep" and "Family Portrait," Lawson plays with the stereotypes of black women's supposed lasciviousness while she derails the myth of the asexual mother.
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But given the fact that powerful men like Al Franken and Joe Biden have taken hits for unwelcome touching in photographs and public settings, men everywhere are paying attention.
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The comedian, 45, was caught photobombing a couple's engagement photo shoot on Saturday, appearing in photographs with his head peeking into the frame as the engaged couple drank beer.
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Earlier this month she was seen in photographs obtained by Hollywood Pipeline walking beside boyfriend Jamie Linden, which appeared to show him carrying a newborn baby in his arms.
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In photographs of their fun-filled family day, Hudson, 39, flaunts her curves in a red bikini, while Hawn, 72, opts for a long sleeve wetsuit top with bottoms.
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In photographs, self portraits, taken inside her family home, Darboven appears as a modern monk, with shorn hair, a double of her father, wearing his tailored shirts and suits.
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The white-bearded single parent is some manner of old timey pharmacist — as with all the stories in Photographs, The Alchemist's setting is more evocative than it is specific.
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The Enquirer developed a specialty in photographs of newly dead celebrities, and the paper scored a famous scoop with a photograph of Lee Harvey Oswald on the autopsy table.
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Two resembled men in photographs held by weeping relatives who told Reuters their brothers were killed in the raid, though nobody could verify the identities of the four others.
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"I have never been interested in photographs based solely on aesthetics, divorced from reality," he wrote in his photo collection "Wisdom Cries Out in the Streets," published in 1999.
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In photographs, the couple resembled each other, with soft faces, sulky mouths; they looked like bad, beautiful children — and behaved with joyless destructiveness, smashing up everything in arm's reach.
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In photographs of her and the zaftig women of her family in the 1930s, I could be her sister, and I weigh more than she did at her heaviest.
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The 30 or so coins that have been recovered are believed to be only a fraction of a larger hoard of around 300, revealed in photographs on Davies's phone.
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A deep learning program can be trained to recognize objects in photographs with high accuracy, providing it sees lots of training images and is given plenty of computing power.
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Once an indisputable sex symbol of the peak-MTV era, Mr. Michael appeared overweight and nearly unrecognizable in photographs, reportedly from September, that the website TMZ published on Monday.
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In her work, E. Jane, as her persona Mhysa, channels 1990s R&B divas and considers how black women were represented through their music and in photographs and videos.
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Everything's very posed in photographs, which I suppose is a function of the Instagram generation; the pose, which has a few variations, as far as I can make out.
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In photographs that Torres showed me, Kamotolo—tall and beardless, with alert eyes—was clearly recognizable as the man who appeared in the Internet video carrying a soda bottle.
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Dante appeared in photographs with the mayor at official events during the trip, and Mr. de Blasio began his speech at the rally by pointing out his son's presence.
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People in photographs by Garry Winogrand or Helen Levitt always look as if they are capable of crossing the frame and, in a second or two, passing beyond it.
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The exhibition Power to the People: The Black Panthers in Photographs by Stephen Shames and Graphics by Emory Douglas at Steven Kasher Gallery makes me think of retrograde motion.
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Robed female mystics holding fake crystal balls in photographs by Jacques-Henri Lartigue ("The Crystal Ball," 22020) and Cindy Sherman ("Untitled #230," 29) are in the "Science and Mysticism" section.
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It's a shame there aren't more of these objects though, as some are just teased in photographs, like an unsettling mechanized "creeping baby doll" from 1871 held by the museum.
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Even in photographs, spectators in 18783s America can be seen looking somberly up at the sky through smoked glass, as if waiting anxiously for the eclipse to pass, Schaefer said.
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One of the activists who took part in the train protest, and appeared in photographs of it posted on social media with three colleagues, later said they were seeking justice.
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The frequency of images released increased in the last few weeks with Buhari appearing in photographs with visiting Nigerian state governors, the archbishop of Canterbury and the OPEC secretary general.
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It's little different from the alternately classicizing and primitivizing take on the black figure in photographs by the Boston artist F. Holland Day at the end of the 19th century.
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When residents of Honduras seek to escape the devastated conditions imperialism created in their country, they appear at the borders and are captured in photographs as objectless and worldless migrants.
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In photographs of Aleppo, you can see the remaining citadel walls crumble down toward the surrounding city, which is now blanketed in the white dust of its own pulverized buildings.
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We see the yellowest of yellows and the greenest of greens frozen in photographs, as the camera hovers over the same trees, leaves, and grass as they quietly fade away.
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In photographs and faux-fashion spreads, Ms. Gutierrez combines traditional Mayan and Guatemalan garments and fabrics with fantastic and futuristic accessories and makeup to conjure new, fluid forms of being.
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The nannies of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, as well as the royal nanny Maria Borrallo, have been photographed by paparazzi, though they seldom appear in photographs with their employers.
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It was just nine years ago that workers for the Obama campaign in Detroit prevented two women in hijabs from sitting behind the candidate, where they might appear in photographs.
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Shadows of the Tomb Raider copy-pasted the same half dozen models into a few dozen tight loops, ensuring that it was nearly impossible to achieve any variability in photographs.
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In photographs, he almost invariably appears in a white or blue button-down shirt and suit jacket, round-faced and round-bellied, with a thick head of dark, graying hair.
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The South African artist Simon Gush takes a similarly removed view of another post-colonial boomtown, Maputo, Mozambique, keeping his distance in photographs and coming clinically close up in videos.
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Obama: An Intimate Portrait: The Historic Presidency in Photographs, which follows Souza's 2009 book, The Rise of Barack Obama, will be published by Little, Brown, and Company on November 7, 2017.
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At the same time, Sheikh Salman has put forth a more Western image in photographs on his campaign website, appearing more often in suits or jeans than in traditional Bahraini dress.
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From Coinage: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous In photographs posted by TMZ, Graham can be seen laying on the lawn outside the restaurant being helped by paramedics.
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He teamed up with artist Adam Harvey, no stranger to adapting algorithms to his own ends, to look at image recognition systems called convolutional networks (ConvNets) which recognize objects in photographs.
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An example comes at the close of the show in photographs of a performance piece organized in 1983 by the artist Lorraine O'Grady for an African-American Day Parade in Harlem.
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Seen here in photographs from The New York Times archives, they harvested timber for telegraph poles, rails for D-Day splashdowns and the pit props that bulwarked vital British coal mines.
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Dozens of small personal items are preserved in photographs: eyeglasses, dentures, medication vials, toiletries, letters, rosaries, prayer cards with pictures of the Virgin of Guadalupe, all stored in transparent plastic bags.
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Much of the hotel looks charred in photographs that have leaked out, and Afghan officials said many of the bodies were burned or in bad shape, making the identification process difficult.
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In a series of updates announced Tuesday, the company revealed that it will begin using its already-existing face recognition technology to identify people in photographs for Facebook users with screen readers.
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There were references to Graham everywhere — in photographs, in videos and in dancers like Marnie Thomas Wood, a company member from 1958 to 1968 — but Graham herself was never the main event.
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You do the best you can for people who aren't there, so you can give them an idea of what was happening, but even in photographs it is difficult to do that.
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An empty seat, presumed to be the leader's, could be seen in photographs distributed by the North's official news agency, KCNA, but reports made no mention of his attendance at Wednesday's event.
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My great-grandparents died when I was so young that my memories of them exist in photographs, like the one on my first birthday where chocolate is smeared all over my face.
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We'll have to wait for the critics to chime in, but in photographs, at least, the restoration seems perfectly reasonable—to judge for yourself, a trip to Paris may be in order.
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Ms. Gross's white pad of notes, visible in photographs from the summit meeting, are probably useless, experienced government interpreters said, dictated in her personal shorthand that would be illegible to anyone else.
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This book, the catalog of an exhibition at Frist Art Museum in Nashville, captures a decade of everyday bravery and trauma as recorded in photographs, drawn from city archives, by Nashville photojournalists.
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Capturing the Complexities of the Modern South, in Photographs A new exhibition challenges the perceived identity of the American South, at a time when the definition of regionalism itself is in flux.
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Video tours allowed Crissy to point things out and help her buyers get a sense of the layout, finishes, light and views in the home—qualities that aren't easily captured in photographs.
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Since the election she has kept a low profile, mostly appearing on social media in photographs by passers-by who have spotted her walking her dogs near her home in Chappaqua, N.Y.
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"When lighting conditions are particularly unusual (such as in thick smoke, or with theatre lighting for a more regular example), the colors in photographs can be distorted or over-saturated," he explained.
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Power to the People: The Black Panthers in Photographs by Stephen Shames and Graphics by Emory Douglas continues at the Steven Kasher Gallery (515 West 26th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through October 29.
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Among others cited in Thursday's announcement are Maher Mutreb, an aide to Qahtani who has appeared in photographs with Prince Mohammed on official visits this year to the United States and Europe.
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A spokesperson for the congregation said an internal inquiry had found Mulakkal innocent, and questioned why the nun was still seen in photographs with the bishop at public events after the alleged assault.
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The tricky thing: These shades can appear differently in photographs, depending on the light in which they were captured, so it takes more than a cool inspo pic to make it all happen.
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A senior government official previously identified the head of the negotiating team as Maher Mutreb, an aide to Qahtani who has appeared in photographs with Prince Mohammed on official foreign visits this year.
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Using artificial intelligence and the same face recognition technology that makes suggestions during the tagging process, the alt-text tool describes scenery, objects, animals, and people in photographs to those with vision loss.
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Ming-Yu and his colleagues also tested it on pictures of cats and dogs, turning pictures of one breed into another; and used it to change the expression of peoples' faces in photographs.
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Now, Souza's giving fans something else to look forward to: former president Barack Obama will write the foreword for his book, Obama: An Intimate Portrait: The Historic Presidency in Photographs, The Hill reported.
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An empty seat presumed to be the leader's could be seen in photographs distributed by North Korea's central news agency and there was no mention of his attendance in the state media reports.
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By the 1890s, Rodin had collected thousands of antiquities and fragments, as evidenced in photographs of his garden and studio suffused throughout the British Museum's show Rodin and the art of ancient Greece.
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Unbowed, Rousseff told senators that history would judge them by their votes and recalled her trial under the military dictatorship in 1970, when officers hid their faces to not be recognized in photographs.
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Ms. Ingouf declined to say whether the former hostages recognized Mr. Laachraoui in photographs that were published after the attacks in Brussels on March 22 that left 32 civilians dead and 340 wounded.
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In photographs and a video, Ahmed Mater, who is based in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, surveys the holy city of Mecca from a similar angel's-eye height, though there's nothing celestial about the perspective.
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At least three people who visited Mar-a-Lago in the past 10 days have tested positive for the deadly virus, and were spotted in photographs with the president and other club members.
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The phone also includes an ultra-wide angle lens, a macro lens, and a depth sensor, which you can get a closer look at in photographs of the device published by Android Central.
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"She was the first global celebrity because she was authentic," said Hilary Black, the editor of National Geographic's new book "Remembering Diana: a Life in Photographs" (whose foreword was written by Ms. Brown).
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Considered a visionary who enthusiastically embraced innovations in design, architecture and construction, Mr. Revell was an avid collaborator who can often be seen in photographs brainstorming with up-and-coming engineers and designers.
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He developed a knack, much like his mentor David Goldblatt, for capturing the emotional and psychological qualities of his subjects, a feature often absent in photographs of the time focused on political violence.
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He smiles with effort in photographs, like something borrowed from middle school picture day, and informed an Iowa crowd this week that he has "not had the pleasure" of attending an N.B.A. game.
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A recurring theme in the paper is how neuroscience can help us move beyond the limits of contemporary AI, which is mainly about systems that handle one specific task, like identifying faces in photographs.
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From the outside, in photographs and Mr. Ito's 1995 sketch, the building always looks as if it is swaying, as if you are not on land at all but in an underwater Japanese Atlantis.
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In public, Kim Yo Jong appears to have greater freedom than other top government officials in North Korea, occasionally appearing in photographs unaccompanied, rather than constantly being in the presence of Kim Jong Un.
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Taking inspiration from the local environment, he proposed a tree shape for his 2019 L'Arbre Blanc white concrete housing tower in Montpellier, which is strikingly treelike in photographs, thanks to its deep, cantilevered balconies.
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When I was a graduate student in computer science in the early 2000s, computers were barely able to detect sharp edges in photographs, let alone recognize something as loosely defined as a human face.
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His family has also said that when he was not taking his medication as prescribed, he worried that the figures in photographs were staring at him and that the television was talking to him.
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He found that blackface had become much rarer by the 1960s, and when it did show up, it was in photographs of private fraternity parties rather than at campuswide public events like minstrel shows.
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Some took it down in 2015 after nine black parishioners in a church in Charleston, S.C., were shot and killed by a white supremacist who had posed with the Confederate battle flag in photographs.
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That is the "before" image to be paired with the loot's "after" images, both in photographs of record and in the beautiful modernist grid in the new Sainsbury African Galleries of the British Museum.
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"The photographer is somebody who has been accused of being a sexual predator, of basically being a sexist jerk, of pushing women to be more suggestive in photographs than they were comfortable," DiFranco said.
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The leaders' strained relationship appeared to be on display in photographs of their handshake at the start of the meeting, which took place on the sidelines of the annual two-day G20 summit in Osaka.
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Griffin argued with people on Twitter in the week leading up to the event about the "optics" of the affair, how it appears in photographs and social media posts seen by people across the country.
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Among others cited in Thursday's U.S. Treasury announcement are General Maher Mutreb, an aide to Qahtani who has appeared in photographs with Prince Mohammed on official visits this year to the United States and Europe.
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"From taking photographs of George and Charlotte, I have been struck by the wonderful lack of self-consciousness that you see in photographs of children, without the self-awareness that adults generally feel," Kate said.
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All of this makes the work extremely difficult to capture accurately in photographs, which may be one simple way to explain why her art has never commanded the popular attention that her generational peers attract.
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Using pseudonyms like "Asesino" and "Juan Brujo," and donning masks in photographs to protect their felonious identities, Brujeria's very existence seemed criminal, their Spanish-language music frightfully inscrutable to a significant majority of American listeners.
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Likewise her presentation: the clothes on rails and the models real men — doctor, lawyer, record collector — displayed in photographs taken at their homes, homes that spilled out, in clever, quiet ways, into the presentation itself.
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Mohammed bin Nayef's brother Saud and Saud's son, Interior Minister Prince Abdulaziz, who were both rumored to have been among those detained, also appeared conducting official business in photographs published by state media on Sunday.
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The parts that in photographs looked rather mad—that boulevard paved with marble blossoms, bridges lined with mosaic portraits of Madrileños, the brilliantly planted parterres—provide opportunities to pause and delight in a sprawling composition.
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He was shown at the 1999 and 2000 billionaires' dinners, in photographs on pages that have recently been deleted from the Edge website, and was also mentioned in a write-up of the 2004 dinner.
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Mr. Sayyed — who documented in photographs and video the scenes in his neighborhood over the years as government barrel bombs fell, Islamist militias seized control and food supplies vanished — has taken camera in hand again.
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Grande, 23, was seen in photographs posted on the Daily Mail website walking down the steps of a private plane at an airport in her hometown of Boca Raton, Florida, and being met by family members.
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Meanwhile, Kardashian invited both Bendjima and the grown-ish actor to her 40th birthday party earlier this year — and both exes were seen in photographs from the evening with the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star.
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The Russian Defence Ministry has denied the existence of Wagner, though Mr Utkin appears in photographs alongside Mr Putin at a reception for military officers in honour of Day of Heroes of the Fatherland in 2016.
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Always shown smiling in photographs, he is now deputy director of the Workers' Party Munitions Industry Department, which oversees the development of North Korea's ballistic missile program, according to the South Korean government and U.S. Treasury.
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At a memorial to honor the victims is a statue of Omar Khawar, whose image holding his two dead twin babies which appeared in photographs around the world has come to symbolize the tragedy in Halabja.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea said on Wednesday a campaign was helping to cut the number of smokers, although its leader Kim Jong Un is frequently seen with a cigarette in hand in photographs in state media.
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Anna Atkins was also a botanist, and her desire to catalog certain botanical specimens led her to create the cyanotypes in "Photographs of British Algae: Cyanotype Impressions," often considered the first book to use photographic illustrations.
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And in photographs in the show from the 1960s and '70s by the folklorist Bruce Jackson, we see 20th-century East Texas prison farms that were, in effect, cotton plantations that used racially segregated forced labor.
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But with his more rigid attention to detail, Mr. Therrien, typically grim-faced in photographs, was more of a realist, as shown in his recreation of an eight-foot-high folding table and chairs in 2007.
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The arena is full of statues of hockey players like Gordie Howe and Ted Lindsay, while famous Pistons like Isiah Thomas and Joe Dumars have to settle mostly for appearing in photographs suspended from the ceiling.
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In pieces from the early 1970s, Ms. Porter adds spare pencil lines in photographs of her own hands and face as if to challenge optical perception: which is realer, the photographic image or the artist's mark?
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On the contrary, in his 20s he'll fall under the sway of Roland Barthes's "Camera Lucida," with its seductive idea of the punctum: the unintended detail that Barthes finds in photographs that affect him most deeply.
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Even in photographs where no one is present, there are signs of lives lived, like the messages to customers in a storefront window: "Tailor is dead, but business will be carried on as usual by son."
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Thousands of members of the armed forces, from foot soldiers to commanders, were rounded up on Sunday, some shown in photographs stripped to their underpants and handcuffed on the floors of police buses and a sports hall.
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Marie appears in photographs, frequently nude and posed like a space-age pinup; brushes made with her hair were used to paint the thrones; and she hand-tinted many of the photographs, exposed on their home bathtub.
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The fifth American, Matthew Trevithick, who went to Iran in September to study Farsi at a language center affiliated with Tehran University, was seen in photographs in the Boston Globe returning to family in Massachusetts on Sunday.
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For the eighth and final time, Chief White House photographer Pete Souza has unveiled his "Year in Photographs" of the Obama administration, showing off his favorite photos of President Barack Obama and the first family from 2016.
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In photographs taken of the "Wyoming State Death House Prison, Rawlins, Wyoming" (2000) and "Buckeye, Arizona State Prison" (2004), the lights of the prisons glow from behind natural barriers in the landscape that obstruct the camera's view.
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Machine-learning, in which computers become smarter by processing large data-sets, currently has many profitable consumer-facing applications, including image recognition in photographs, spam filtering and those that help to better target advertisements to web surfers.
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The kitchen still looks essentially as it appears in photographs from the 1960s and '70s, down to the whisks, the tart rings and that big boxwood rolling pin, all hanging in their assigned places on the pegboard.
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In photographs, the pair look like brothers, with matching shaved heads, stubble, and stocky builds that betray their computer-science careers, with both now removed from their time spent in mandatory service for the Israeli Defense Forces.
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The bust was unveiled on the day the Emancipation Proclamation took effect in 1863, at a party attended by luminaries like Ralph Waldo Emerson and Louisa May Alcott, and it was reproduced in plaster and in photographs.
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Ms. Ban, a Singapore native who works in New York, said she was inspired to go one step further when she was commissioned to create jewelry for Rihanna to wear in photographs for W magazine last September.
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As his company grew, Mr. Khawaja married a Lithuanian-born model, purchased several luxury vehicles, including a Ferrari, and began turning up with his new wife in photographs from parties at high-end jewelry and clothing stores.
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This method, called deep learning, leans heavily on the vast data sets that private technology companies own and that are used to train computers to do simple tasks, such as match patterns or recognize faces in photographs.
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You get the vibe that this father-daughter pair lives in a high fantasy world, but the details beyond that are irrelevant; in Photographs, each story's setting is about managing your expectations of what is and isn't possible.
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The three, shown with Kim in photographs and TV footage in North Korean media, are of great interest to Western security and intelligence agencies since they are the top people in the secretive country's rapidly accelerating missile program.
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Clothing was also central to Mr. Meza and Simon Doonan's window displays at the Maxfield Bleu boutique in West Hollywood in the 21685s, shown here in photographs (although Mr. Meza's figurative paintings are, to my eyes, less successful).
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He wrote bitterly of his earlier years at The New Orleans Times-Picayune, where there was "a flat rule that Negroes were not to appear in photographs"; it was required that they be airbrushed out of crowd scenes.
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Mr. Suleman would not allow his face to be shown in photographs, and was reticent about some details, including his age and his exact salary; the job pays between $42,500 and about $76,000 a year, the department said.
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Bayat says she does not agree with the hijab, but that she had been wearing a headscarf during the championship's first matches, although it had been loose and was not visible from some angles in photographs of her.
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FROM COINAGE: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous The passenger, who remained unidentified in the news release and in photographs, said flight attendants were on hand to dump a bucket of water on the burning headphones.
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Narayen said the data gathered from those transactions will in turn feed into Adobe Sensei, which will do things like transform paper documents into editable digital files, create predictive models, and change expressions in photographs with a few clicks.
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Duncan Forbes, who organized a show of Mr. Suschitzky's work for the National Galleries of Scotland in 2002, said Mr. Suschitzky had been "careful to highlight social grades and distinctions" in photographs that often expressed quiet hope over despair.
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In an illicit high-seas exchange captured in photographs taken by an American spy plane, the Lighthouse Winmore offloaded what officials later said was 2000 tons of oil to the North Korean vessel in violation of United Nations sanctions.
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Here Thornton connects Eberhardt to the technological advances of her times, those that allowed her to travel and to be recorded — in photographs, French government documents, and her posthumously published journals — but largely just in fragments and, oftentimes, exaggeratedly.
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The movie presents Jackson almost entirely from the two families' points of view, in photographs, answering machine messages and a montage of lovey-dovey faxes he sent to his "little one," which is what Wade remembers Jackson calling him.
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"Travelling to Sri Lanka was an amazing opportunity for a young filmmaker," says Paris, who captured in a short film and in photographs the ongoing work being done in the South Asian island country by the UN World Food Programme (WFP).
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Getting the word out Clair and her husband, Daniel, have organized an awareness campaign dubbed "Know the Glow" to encourage parents to seek help from an eye doctor if they notice an unusual color in photographs of their child's eyes.
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She typically only wears a watch, a small necklace, and a wedding band, but in photographs of Eva, her hands are usually crusted thick in rings and bracelets, like she's in the middle of hand-mixing a wet dough of metal.
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It's interesting to stumble upon the gaps in photographs, data, and knowledge in Wikipedia as voids in an unfolding maze, as well as exploring what works of art in, say, the Museum of Modern Art are worthy of their own entries.
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The essayist and photographer Teju Cole writes in his column "On Photography" for The New York Times that photography is inescapably a memorial art, that in photographs, one moment is preserved, with those before and after falling away like sheer cliffs.
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While the actress, 39, has yet to confirm her baby news, earlier this month she was seen in photographs obtained by Hollywood Pipeline walking beside boyfriend Jamie Linden, which appeared to show him carrying a newborn baby in his arms.
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I never even thought of Mars as having a cold atmosphere: In photographs, the red planet looked pretty balmy compared to the white glare threatening to blind us all on so many crushing mornings when we awoke to newly crested snowdrifts.
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Lions and cheetahs were easier to study, he said, because they could be observed from a Land Rover, while leopards, elusive creatures that they are, were mostly seen in photographs from camera traps that required extra effort to set up.
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An anonymous White House senior aide said they did not want the destroyer in photographs and, though Trump was not involved in the planning, the request was made to keep him from being upset during the visit, The Washington Post reported.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - CNN fired comedian Kathy Griffin from its annual New Year's Eve broadcast on Wednesday after she drew strong criticism for posing in photographs holding up the likeness of a bloody, severed head resembling U.S. President Donald Trump.
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It is sadly easy to conclude from victims' horrible blisters and sores in photographs provided to the group, and the reports of terrible suffering from the "poisonous smoke," that chemical weapons were most likely used, adding to the torments in Darfur.
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Diagrams and what appeared to be missile parts shown in photographs published in the North's state media suggested Pyongyang was pressing ahead with building a longer-range ballistic missile that could potentially reach any part of the U.S. mainland including Washington.
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For his fall 2019 presentation in Milan, Mr. Lauren previewed a Cuddle Coat said to have been inspired by the cozy dusters men can be seen wearing as they stroll the decks of ocean liners in photographs from the 1930s.
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The White House asked the Navy to hide a destroyer named after Senator John McCain in order to avoid having the ship appear in photographs taken while President Trump was visiting Japan this week, White House and military officials said Wednesday.
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At one point in a back room, eerily illuminated with red light, Dr. Percy Warner (Alex Vernon) asked three of us how he could appear in photographs of places he had not been, and whether science could really explain everything.
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When the first new dollar bills with his signature rolled off the presses in November, he posed with his wife, Louise Linton, holding a sheet of them in photographs widely mocked on social media for seeming to project a plutocratic image.
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Teju Cole has composed a lyrical essay in photographs paired with texts, with each set identified by its locale, including — to name only a few — Auckland, Brooklyn, Brazzaville, Hadath El Jebbeh, Lagos, McMinnville, Paris, Queens, São Paulo, Selma, Vals, Ypsilanti, Zurich.
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In photographs posted by McCarthy following the strike, Trump is seen on his dining patio across from Dan Scavino, his social media director, who helped Trump post his early response to the strike: a low-res image of the American flag.
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Photography's historical role as a commercial medium is suggested in photographs of retail worker's hands, which Ms. Abeles uploaded to a tablet, applying hand lotion, water, paint or spit to the screen and rephotographing the images to achieve a painterly effect.
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There was Mr. Macron grinning next to Mr. Trump in photographs at the Group of 20 summit meeting in Hamburg, Germany, last week, and physically reaching out to him in a way that few other European leaders would seem comfortable doing.
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They discovered that in photographs of a 1999 exhibition at the Centre Gallery, The Abject Body: Notes on Abjection and Prejudice, the bottom half of the walls had been painted a soft teal — the color Cárdenas found while mining the room.
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Among the three dozen or so North Koreans seen at breakfast on Monday were some of the regime's most powerful men, usually only spotted by North Korea watchers in photographs published in state media as they line up at official events.
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For Ringgold and her daughter, the writer Michele Wallace, the art of protest was a family affair; they practiced it together at the Whitney Museum, as we see in photographs of the two picketing with the Art Workers' Coalition in 1971.
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It reminds me of a site-specific commission she did last year at Grace Farms Foundation in Connecticut, drawing in white on the floor-to-ceiling glass windows of the Pavilion, a work I have only seen in photographs but find beguiling.
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He made a stop at the warren of rooms from which Winston Churchill directed the war effort, a must-stop in every London guidebook and a pilgrimage of sorts for a President who's sought to emulate the man, at least in photographs.
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Kardashian West, 38, carried a crushed-velvet, maroon bag in photographs taken Tuesday as she rocked a Jean Paul Gaultier long-sleeved, vintage top with a tattoo-like pattern and matching mesh leggings from the vintage store What Goes Around Comes Around.
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The class action lawsuit has been working its way through the courts since 2015, when Illinois Facebook users sued the company for alleged violations of the state's Biometric Information Privacy Act by automatically collecting and identifying people in photographs posted to the service.
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Ash covered roads, cars and buildings near the volcano in the northeast of the island, while scores of flights were cancelled and overnight a red glow of what appeared to be magma could be seen in photographs by Antara, the state news agency.
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Google explained on a call announcing the discovery that it essentially used the same tools it's employed to do things like identify cats and dogs in photographs to comb through the data collected by Kepler over its four year data collection mission.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - CNN said on Wednesday it has terminated comedian Kathy Griffin's deal to appear on the network's annual New Year's Eve broadcast in the wake of controversy over her posing in photographs with a likeness of President Donald Trump's head.
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NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - India on Monday launched its first internet hotline to encourage people to report online child pornography and curb a surge in photographs and videos on the internet showing children being sexually exploited, the founders of the initiative said.
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Later Wednesday, The Washington Post reported an anonymous White House senior aide said they did not want the destroyer in photographs and though Trump was not involved in the planning the request was made to keep him from being upset during the visit.
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While the trailer showed only glimpses of their characters in photographs and posters, it did feature overlapping lines of dialogue from all three actors, designed to showcase their differences in opinions at how the value of such programs and people on said programs.
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At its core "are the space-age outfits that Mr. Cardin designed in a young, newly prosperous Paris, seen here on mannequins as well as in photographs and films of Jeanne Moreau, Mia Farrow and the cast of 'Star Trek,'" Mr. Farago wrote.
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This is where, on the advice of the pig farmer, Tin Nyo "adopted" not one but four pigs (from which at least one would be chosen for Ibaiama, the premium brand of ham), whose lives she would memorialize in photographs and video.
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And therefore it should have been set out in a prose that smiles — with a smile that, I imagine, might have resembled the one that in photographs often seems to play on the lips of Marcel Duchamp, who is said to have admired this book.
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Choi was seen in photographs with Park from 1979 when Park, as eldest daughter of then-President Park Chung-hee, was filling in as first lady for her mother who had been killed five years earlier by an assassin intending to kill her father.
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Facebook is all in on AI. They're developing a lot of different technology (like a feature that identifies what is in photographs so blind people can "see" them), but one of the coolest is their attempt to solve the "understanding" part of natural language processing.
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Not only does having a professional on hand eliminate the stress of making things look "perfect" yourself, but "they're trained to apply makeup in a way that translates beautifully in photographs, and that might not be your everyday definition of what looks great," she says.
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Although Mr. Trump denied personally playing any role in asking the Navy to prevent the U.S.S. John S. McCain from appearing in photographs with the president during his state visit, the disclosure of the White House's request immediately turned the ship into a political symbol.
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Much of the beauty, the wonder and the earthshaking awe of the expedition to the moon is best remembered in photographs taken by American astronauts on custom-made Swedish cameras called Hasselblads, first used on the Mercury 8, an Earth-orbiting mission, in 1962.
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One student had been accused of "holding too much money" in photographs, an investigation by the Southern Poverty Law Center found, and one was suspended for an Instagram post in which she wore a sweatshirt with an airbrushed image of her father, a murder victim.
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In photographs we see one of its early monuments, the 1967 Chicago mural called the "Wall of Respect," a collaboration among more than a dozen artists, working outdoors, on large-scale portraits of black heroes, from W. E. B. Du Bois and the Rev.
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The resulting contortions, which Wurm records in photographs, are at once humorous and discomforting: One sculpture comprises a performer pressing their forehead against a stack of three oranges; in another, a spectator is asked to plank their body atop a set of midcentury stools.
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One reader, Maureen White of Boston, noticed that in the most recent Year in Photographs, only six of more than 40 photographs were credited to women in the print feature; another reader, Joan Tarbox of Rochester, N.Y., complained of obituary pages dominated by men.
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"Many of the kids who are blind, because much of the information is presented in photographs or videotapes, they miss out on key information that their peers are able to see," Lisa Wadors Verne, a Benetech program manager in education research and partnerships, told Fast Company.
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In photographs published by North Korean state media, the vehicle used in the MRLS artillery battery has the bodywork and some markings of a Chinese-made Sinotruk HOWO truck, which is widely available commercially and is used by North Korea in its mining and construction industries.
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But as all of these portrayals of the family make clear, the Kennedy mythology was just as much about an image that was created on screens and in photographs — and one that, for better or worse, continues to be challenged and reimagined in those same media.
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On Sunday, ash from the 19633,940-foot volcano covered roads, cars and buildings near the volcano in the northeast of the island on Sunday, while a red glow of what appeared to be magma could be seen overnight in photographs by Antara, the state news agency.
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The talks began with an awkward silence on both sides of a long negotiating table during a photo opportunity, broken when Lighthizer made joking remarks about table positioning and appearing in photographs of a dinner between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in December.
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In Israel, much cited in regard to female soldiers, the corresponding figure for women in combat roles is 3 percent, the majority of women in the IDF serving in traditional female roles as clerks, nurses, and drivers—alongside attractive women cuddling machine guns in photographs on the internet.
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The friendly exes, who split in 2016 after dating for nearly a year, were spotted walking the streets of New York City on New Year's Day — in photographs published by E!. Grande, 25, wore a puffy Fendi jacket with black thigh-high boots and a matching black face mask.
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I don't have any recollection of a version of me who did not know adult things, so when I find myself angry or defeated by the injustice of my loss, I imagine the child I've seen in photographs: two thick pigtails, an ugly sweater, a hand on her hip.
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Today, in a wide-ranging digital cover story published by T: The New York Times Style Magazine, Rihanna discusses her new company for the first time, explains its genesis and reveals the line by modeling it in photographs that were shot for T in a home near London.
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Most of her theater work, documented in photographs or on film, exists only as ghost traces in the show, organized by Sabine Breitwieser, of the Museum der Moderne Salzburg, and Branden W. Joseph, a professor at Columbia University, along with Erica Papernik-Shimizu and Oliver Shultz of MoMA PS1.
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And you can feel the rush of at Leslie-Lohman, in photographs of the first marches in New York and Los Angeles taken by participants like Cathy Cade, Leonard Fink, Diana Davies, Kay Tobin Lahusen (who, in a wall label, is credited as being the first openly gay American woman photojournalist).
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WASHINGTON — The White House's directive to hide a Navy destroyer named after Senator John McCain during President Trump's recent visit to a naval base in Japan was driven, administration officials said on Thursday, by a fear of bad visuals — the name of the president's nemesis clearly visible in photographs of him.
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And the just-released results of the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery's annual survey show that being connected has also kicked off a trend of what they're calling "selfie-awareness" — as in, altering your appearance to improve the way it looks in photographs, particularly of the self-taken sort.
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The ground floor itself, with 14-foot ceilings, is 6,500 square feet; in photographs of the public rooms from the 1940s, there are clusters of velvet-upholstered Deco barrel chairs and fires in the many hearths, some with mantels made of woven copper and marble in shades of claret, ebony and pine.
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A: Those casually dressed people on their phones could be editors and reporters who are telegraphing the fact they HAVE NOT drunk the Kool-Aid, but there are also fillers in the back — students, fashion groupies — and staffers who sit in any empty seats so there are no embarrassing gaps in photographs.
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Perhaps even more viscerally even than on television, America's most wrenching war in our time hit home in photographs, including these three searing prizewinning images from The Associated Press newsmen Malcolm W. Browne, Eddie Adams and Nick Ut. They are the subject of retrospectives now, in a new book and accompanying exhibitions.
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And I was interested in acquiring these objects in photographs and in repurposing them through the act of photography, because for me, as a collector, I'm so interested in the way that a collection can be in so many ways a portrait of the person that is acquiring and collecting these things.
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His fascination with, and revulsion against, this symbol of white power and terror in the South was expressed in photographs he took secretly at a Klan rally in 1966 near Memphis and, during the 1980s, in drawings of hooded figures, white sculptured buildings with peaked roofs and fetish dolls in satin robes.
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Nick Califano and John Rubbo, who opened the Yonkers Brewing Company tasting room in January 2015, certainly know the history of the city where they grew up, and much of it is captured in photographs from the Yonkers Historical Society that line the walls of the handsome, spacious quarters a block from the Hudson River.
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The renowned tattoo artist and New York Times best-selling author behind the beloved makeup brand first gave a sneak peek at the palette's 8 high-pigment shades — whose genius names include Clementine, Doom, Gloom, and Dagger — on Instagram last month in photographs revealing how the colors would appear on light, medium, and dark skin.
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Walking through the curators' proliferation of words and images—an excellent time line helps to anchor Abdoh's progress from nice Iranian boy to enfant terrible—one realizes that what connects these ghostly works, which now exist only on video and in photographs, reviews, and other ephemera, is sound, sound that floods the show at PS1.
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Even the quickest of meetings, particularly if they are captured in photographs, can help politicians with their domestic political audiences by allowing them to suggest that they either have support from American leaders, or have extracted concessions from them — making trips to the breakfast well worth any travel costs or consulting fees to arrange meetings.
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The images, in photographs taken by a crime scene detective and presented on Tuesday in State Supreme Court in Manhattan in the trial of Yoselyn Ortega, provided a first public look inside the Upper West Side apartment where prosecutors say she killed two young children in her care five and a half years ago.
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This week, four years after the discovery of the collection inherited by Cornelius Gurlitt, the public will be able for the first time to view 450 of the most valuable works, previously seen only in photographs, in a pair of coordinated exhibitions at the Kunstmuseum Bern in Switzerland and the Bundeskunsthalle in Bonn, Germany.
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Although she mounts the headpieces, including a tentacled nautilus, a seal and a raven, on plinths to display (some of her work is available through John Derian in New York), she also appears in photographs wearing them — on a subway car, a deserted beach, a brownstone stoop — paired with street clothes, to uncanny effect.
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"STACK-Safety Yellow" is a reminder of (or an introduction to) the provisionality inherent in much of Maltz's outdoor work, such as his numerous projects in which he selectively paints orderly stacks of lumber or pallets loaded with concrete masonry units (CMUs), usually in florescent red-orange or yellow (a color that tends toward greenish in photographs).
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In recent years we've seen some amazing action taken — from the creation of virtual marches, which give those with physical disabilities a place to protest online, to more advanced social media tools, like Facebook's face recognition and automatic alt-text tools, which help blind users and people with low vision better identify posts and people in photographs.
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A more accurate description would be a brilliant, highly sensitive artist with a strong conceptual bent, Buddhist inclinations, real wisdom, serious painterly chops, and an extraordinary understanding of and feeling for color; a polymath who realized her ideas concretely and sensually not only in paintings (including monochromes) but also in photographs, drawings, sculptures, text-based works, creative writing, experimental films, and installations.
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In Gaignard's case, it's an apartment shared by two of her self-embodied characters, the Cat Lady and the Hairhopper, who appear in photographs on the walls; in Mohammed's, a thrift store (Jimmy's Thrift) in the fictional city of New Devonhaime, whose name was created by combining those of the five most densely populated black cities in the US. Gaignard's Apt.
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Later, at the Tenderloin Museum, which opened in 2015 and aspires, in its own words, to "show you the heart of San Francisco uncovered," I took in photographs that both wink at the neighborhood's heady days of "girls, gambling and graft" and revel in its outsider dignity, playing up how Miles Davis, Billie Holiday, Charlie Parker and Santana either performed or recorded music in the neighborhood.
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Along the way, the galleries present a host of artifacts: Kerouac's hand-drawn map of the cross-country adventure that inspired "On the Road"; a violently scrawled self-portrait on paper by Burroughs, his face looking even scarier than in photographs; the black-and-white film "Pull My Daisy," an antic short by Robert Frank and Alfred Leslie that featured Kerouac as narrator and Ginsberg and Corso as wildly misbehaving poets.
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But last week, as coronavirus cases turned up around the world and new information kept pouring in — photographs of deserted business districts in Milan, a stark warning from an official at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Tuesday, news that a single Google employee in Switzerland had tested positive for the virus on Friday — big investors across Wall Street lost their nerve, interpreting the steep fall in share prices not as an invitation to go bargain-hunting but as a reason to dump more stock.
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This would be the time of the Polish Festival, a suburb populated by the children or grandchildren of a Little Italy, the late afternoons of the Righteous Brothers and "Old Time Rock & Roll," when magazines were practically catalogs for cigarette ads, when old people in photographs still looked very old, in thick glasses and slicked-back hair and pale blue pants, when the Jaycees honored bright young men, when the local Elks celebrated their 85th anniversary and the principal speaker was America's youngest senator, when a young lawmaker would eat lunch with the cafeteria's servers, when men still wrote newspaper columns about which young Irish Catholic politician might best the others.
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It's also hard to overlook the fact that mobile VR's pinnacle moment of PR exposure managed to deliver the single most dystopian tech image of 2016 (IMO) — as Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg was photographed striding down a conference aisle wearing a rictus grin, while, alongside him, a roomful of men were apparently oblivious to his presence because they were all headsetted and wired in… Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg arriving at a Samsung mobile VR event in early 2016 Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg arriving at a Samsung mobile VR event in early 2016 The stereotypically downturned slack mouth of the VR headset wearer, mobile or otherwise, most often appears as a gormless gape in photographs.
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