Con: Tourists taking pictures of you in your lowest moment.
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Mezeul found himself drawn to taking pictures of the stars.
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He just likes taking pictures of himself mooning his bros.
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Everywhere he went, he'd just be taking pictures of us.
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And plenty of Black women are taking pictures of themselves.
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"Taking pictures of yourself can feel really empowering," said Marin.
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You did end up taking pictures of Ol' Dirty Bastard.
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"That's how I'm able to keep taking pictures of him."
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They were taking pictures of us in our lingerie, forcefully.
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"My hobby is taking pictures of insects," Mr. Yamazaki said.
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Taking pictures of their suburban Ottawa headquarters is technically illegal.
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Boys are so bad at taking pictures of themselves aren't they?
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Journalists taking pictures of a TV screen of Kim and Trump.
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That men should be taking pictures of naked women isn't surprising.
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So taking pictures of Awful in the beginning wasn't that easy.
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They weren't taking pictures of Willie Mays; they were catching Pokémon.
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For now, the robotic arm will be taking pictures of Mars.
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Douglas' goals have shifted since she started taking pictures of herself.
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As usual I was out taking pictures of my friends skateboarding.
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And nothing stops many of them from taking pictures of supersecret areas.
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One day I was taking pictures of a line outside a bakery.
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Taking pictures of pizzas earns points users can cash-in for food.
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Abolafia did, however, love taking pictures of famous actors like Bette Davis.
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"I was just taking pictures of the drag-and-draw," he said.
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So I started taking pictures of my foot and sticking it online.
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Then, entranced by photography, he started taking pictures of — naturally — other musicians.
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Do you think can get through a day without taking pictures of herself?
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If someone is taking pictures of the venue, take a picture of him.
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At first, photographer Harry Benson said no to taking pictures of The Beatles.
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Test your setup by taking pictures of a sparkler in a dark room.
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I love taking pictures of my bruises after a beating and naming them.
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He loves going out and taking pictures of his baby sister with it.
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Discovery and National Geographic do not just run around taking pictures of anything.
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Fusco, astonished, opened a window, and started taking pictures of the people looking.
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And he has to deal with me taking pictures of him every day.
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We joined some tourists taking pictures of the art installed at the stations.
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I can't have anybody in Bluetooth capability of me or taking pictures of me.
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LG: That's not going to work when you're taking pictures of your meals, right?
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VICE: Where and when did you start taking pictures of the Wu-Tang Clan?
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We got close, and I ended up taking pictures of them in their bedroom.
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Like many young photographers, she found that taking pictures of strangers can be daunting.
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Heat and motion — just the sort of rehearsal for taking pictures of stars dancing.
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One photographer has been taking pictures of himself almost every day since January 2000.
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Remember that annoying drone buzzing around and taking pictures of people at the beach?
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" He added, while pausing from taking pictures of the Liaoning, "We feel more Chinese.
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Investigators combing the scene for evidence were spotted taking pictures of graffiti, Sky News reported.
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That doesn't mean you take out your camera and start taking pictures of it. O.K.?
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Before too long, the young woman is taking pictures of everyone in the entire village.
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We'd be in the studio working, and he'd be walking around taking pictures of us.
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A photographer who was there stopped taking pictures of the drivers and started shooting me.
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Employees walked the streets of San Francisco, taking pictures of curb cuts and prominent intersections.
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Would women be taking pictures of naked men at a celebration of men's performance art?
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I don't like taking pictures of people without giving them anything in return for it.
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I remember taking pictures of the young kids who would come over to my place.
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"I was amazed by how many guests were taking pictures of it," Mr. Young said.
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People and our machines have been taking pictures of the Earth from space ever since.
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The only person taking pictures of the Momoa clan should be Jason, 'Papa Bear', himself.
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Someone had complained, they said, that he was taking pictures of people without their permission.
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"People love taking pictures of their food, especially if it's bright and colorful," said Jalil.
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"They're most likely just taking pictures of the Sea Section sign," I said to Hugh.
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Maté translated, explaining that the guard wanted me to stop taking pictures of the fence.
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Mr. Conzo's flash didn't fire when he was taking pictures of b-boys at Roseland.
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But what if instead of that you walked around an apartment taking pictures of birds?
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Gatica, 22, was taking pictures of a protest when he was hit on Nov. 8.
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Porsz has also found that taking pictures of dogs is quite similar to photographing people.
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I can't have anybody in blue tooth capability of me or taking pictures of me.
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People were on their feet for several minutes, cheering and taking pictures of the Model 3.
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A lot of people taking pictures of you while you're just trying to be in sweats.
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For now, however, it means taking pictures of yourself and friends at a semi-pro level.
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I added less information, I commented less on statuses, I stopped taking pictures of my friends.
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On Wednesday, Kelly, 47, condemned photographers for taking pictures of her children amid her blackface scandal.
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More to the mood, there are protesters taking pictures of me kneeling there doing my work.
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The CIA's Guide to Taking Pictures of UFOs The title pretty much sums this one up.
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I'm taking pictures of their holiday party, so I figure they'll treat me great for dinner.
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Perhaps I am too conscious of the pain of the people I was taking pictures of.
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He allegedly conducted reconnaissance in downtown Cleveland, taking pictures of areas he was considering as targets.
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When my daughter reports someone taking pictures of her at the airport, it drives me nuts.
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Early in her career as a photographer, Ms. Purcell remarks, she stopped taking pictures of people.
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Rather than specific places, I like taking pictures of anything that's new and different to me.
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Looking around, I saw a photographer kneeling down and taking pictures of something I couldn't see.
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People were looking at the crescent shaped shadows and taking pictures of them with a colander.
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We are truly in a golden age for taking pictures of dark shit with phone cameras.
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The woman believes Tito went crazy because he thought she was secretly taking pictures of him.
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After the crash, Gut talked about the danger of taking pictures of speeding athletes on the mountain.
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So, he got creative; taking pictures of another fleet and airbrushing them to look like his own.
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The next time someone blasts you for taking pictures of yourself, tell them you're supporting local businesses.
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Taking pictures of a moving subject, such as a child or pet, is an exercise in frustration53.
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There were famous players right there and the fans were more into taking pictures of the tattoos.
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Taking pictures of what's above and what's around and what's below is always pretty to look at.
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"You had two members taking pictures of them, and another member complaining about it," Mr. Blatman said.
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Burst Mode can be helpful in taking pictures of sporting events, sprightly toddlers and fast-moving pets.
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But you could get in trouble if you're invasively taking pictures of other voters or election officials.
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Once I got there, I spent hours in the room with her, taking pictures of her body.
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"Normally we are so busy taking pictures of all the dishes and talking about it," said Knappett.
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Outside, Eric Lindquist, 67, a Buddhist from California's Bay Area, was taking pictures of the cathedral spires.
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At 26, Lawrence Schiller was already taking pictures of some of the biggest celebrities in the world.
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And we were like ... it flew over and then came back … Yeah, they're taking pictures of you.
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Before the event, some poor assistant is responsible for taking pictures of everyone against a white wall.
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" She claims Nick has parked outside her home, "taking pictures of us and following us all around town.
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Some shouted at photographers taking pictures of them, while others berated officials over the perceived lack of information.
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The boys were communicating, taking pictures of things, there could be ping records of the route they took.
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Luxury shops were caught up in the stand-off, with some shoppers even taking pictures of riot police.
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If your friends started coming up to you and started taking pictures of you, it would annoy you.
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Domino's latest scheme involves users taking pictures of their pizza and reporting its qualities to the Domino's app.
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Oklahoma: Officials advise against taking pictures of marked ballots, but you can snap photos inside a polling place.
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But they were taking pictures of her with their cellphone and then leaking the pictures of her testifying.
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"I like taking pictures of my kids walking away, so I avoid showing their faces," Ms. Ortiz said.
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He went inside the store and when he came out, he saw Drejka taking pictures of his tanker.
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A few minutes later a policeman came and said someone was taking pictures of Hopi, which was forbidden.
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Using its app, the company lets you model and measure your own feet just by taking pictures of them.
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What if, instead of taking pictures of you, your drone could help you monitor hundreds of acres of crops?
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"Measurements, especially documenting and taking pictures of coral reefs — you don't need a PhD to do that," McGillis said.
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"I was on the dock taking pictures of the sunset and I saw them," Riley Gomez told Inside Edition.
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She recalled that about two weeks before Cooper died, she noticed Harris had stopped taking pictures of his boy.
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Taking pictures of yourself is a deeply normal activity, and so is taking nude pictures of your nude self.
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On weekends and vacations, though, he applies his systematic rigor to a very different pastime: taking pictures of buildings.
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Having nothing to compare it to, I wandered the streets blissfully, counting cats and taking pictures of the souk.
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They spend more time on dry land than anyone else, principally taking pictures of each other on their phones.
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When you're taking pictures of people, frame them so that you're cutting them off mid-shin or mid-thigh.
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I imagine everywhere he goes, though, he's just very hyperconscious of who's around him, who's taking pictures of him.
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Like, I could have done it by taking pictures of all the ten Downing Streets in Britain, you know?
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Gustavo Gatica, 22, was taking pictures of a demonstration when he was shot in the face on Nov. 8.
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One involved taking pictures of coffins for a catalog; another involved squeegeeing photographic prints for The New York Times.
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Shawkan, 31, was arrested on August 14, 2013, while taking pictures of security forces dispersing the Rabaa sit-in.
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NASA says it is the first island of its kind formed since satellites began consistently taking pictures of Earth.
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I'm a very live in the moment person, I don't like taking pictures of stuff like ... No, you don't.
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I'm looking forward to taking pictures of stars on my phone, but I don't know if it's a selling point.
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The company's employees walked the streets of San Francisco and Los Angeles, taking pictures of curb cuts and prominent intersections.
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Local television showed them chanting and taking pictures of themselves inside the main chamber where moments earlier lawmakers had met.
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I happened to be dating a woman, and people started taking pictures of us walking to our car after dinner.
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Reilly Hamilton was taking pictures of the skyline from the building's rooftop when she fell on Saturday around 8 p.m.
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Some of us joined in taking pictures of our own assholes, I think one guy sent his to his Misses.
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He found work as a darkroom technician at a news agency and began taking pictures of jazz artists on tour.
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The squirrels continued coming so Weggen started taking pictures of them for fun — unaware squirrel photography would become his career.
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He spent his days surfing, exploring, and taking pictures of his van parked in picturesque locations along the California coast.
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Sometimes I'm taking pictures of new things to post, figuring out how to avoid shadows from my godforsaken track lighting.
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Then I'd go to the dog section, and people would get mad at you for taking pictures of their dog.
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Part of the reason Douglas started taking pictures of herself is because she couldn't afford to hire a professional photographer.
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Rudaw TV showed them chanting and taking pictures of themselves inside the main chamber where moments earlier lawmakers had met. ????????????
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Chyna, delighted by the over-the-top display, could be seen laughing and taking pictures of the presentation with her iPhone.
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One of the most popular and maligned trends to emerge with the advent of the smartphone is taking pictures of food.
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He told The Hollywood Reporter that he frequently needs to tell other customers to stop taking pictures of him doing pilates.
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My father was a photographer, so I had many photographs as a child of my father taking pictures of the family.
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Mathpix, the "first app that can solve math by simply taking pictures of your handwriting" may present that long-needed tool.
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More quietly, men and women in scuffed jeans could be seen taking pictures of the sunset and offering each other beers.
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Like, when we drove by the house before Pygmalion Festival [in 290], there were people outside taking pictures of the house.
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Solar and Heliospheric Observatory, or SOHO — An earlier European-NASA collaboration that has been taking pictures of the sun since 1995.
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It was 2007, the height of the housing boom, and he went around taking pictures of various artifacts of suburban development.
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Is taking pictures of O. J. Simpson naked in a locker room the best use of a photographer's skills and time?
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A few years ago, though, I did start taking pictures of art and wall texts on my phone for research purposes.
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On a recent afternoon, a photographer was taking pictures of a necklace that the maker had filled with her mother's ashes.
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My kids also hate me taking pictures of them and I think it's because maybe it's the opposite effect starting to happen.
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She recounts an anecdote of when a fan was taking pictures of her kissing her then-boyfriend, which ended up changing everything.
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Which is a lot of money, but not everyone can put a price on taking pictures of birds from really far away.
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The staff was comfortably noninterventionist, asking me no questions as I lurked around interviewing patrons and taking pictures of the LED fireplace.
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Just my life – traveling, taking pictures of outfits I see on the runway, what my friends are wearing, parties and music festivals.
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I lay them down like I would [if I were] taking pictures of a sleeping newborn— in the parents' arms, for example.
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"We have a sandwich board in front of the shop and all day people have been taking pictures of it," she said.
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When I spoke to her, she told me that she would be present throughout the fair, taking pictures of visitors and workers.
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Abolafia admitted he didn't love taking pictures of Jackie Kennedy because he felt she was always being shuffled to and from events.
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"I hear they were taking pictures of her, two congressmen in particular that I see on television all the time," Trump said.
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Legendary music photographer Tommy Sheehan has been taking pictures of rock, pop, and rap's great and good for more than 40 years.
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I'm lucky I live in Brooklyn because I don't really get bothered in my own area by people taking pictures of me.
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Silberman said Google was doing things nobody else was even thinking of — like taking pictures of streets and making Google Street View.
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"I was not taking pictures of refugees, but just people — it was much harder for me to show the changes," she said.
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He roamed London, taking pictures of children, old people and mentally ill people that were displayed in galleries and hailed by critics.
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I like taking pictures of the art I see, whether I go to a museum, a gallery, or during a studio visit.
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But long before that its manufacturers recognized that taking pictures of any given experience was a crucially important part of the enjoyment.
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He had drones hanging over his house taking pictures of his kids and his family and his wife and mother, I think.
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"Premiere Carpet Pro-Tip #1: Always make sure you get the shot," he captioned a video of himself taking pictures of the actress.
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This last Thanksgiving, one grim local joke involved residents taking pictures of the dozens of such bottles it took to cook a turkey.
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Ocean was sitting in a hotel when he did the over-the-phone interview, and apparently he'd been taking pictures of the towels.
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A woman who was taking pictures of the tides from her house called 911, but the children, aged 4 and 7, both died.
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I consider myself an amateur photographer, but I've never tried taking pictures of celestial events before, and I've never even witnessed an eclipse.
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He was reported to the police for taking pictures of local beggars — a forbidden shot, since it casts the country in poor light.
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If you're worried that Jay has been in the dog house, and taking pictures of Bey is part of his punishment — don't be.
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It's just a lot of people at the airport — everyone just taking pictures of you when you're just trying to be in sweats.
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Jenkins told him that two photographers had been taking pictures of whitewater rafters that day and called 911 after witnessing a possible drowning.
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This morning she greeted me with 'I lost five pounds yesterday following you around taking pictures of door knobs, houses, wagons, collards, etc.
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This was a fun feature for Instagram employees, who are well paid and frequently travel around the world taking pictures of their adventures.
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Chang Ming Chuang, 65, was with a colleague taking pictures of the hippo on the shores of the lake when the animal attacked.
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Zapolski spent too much time taking pictures of the hallowed grounds, and when the jig was up, he hid out in the crapper.
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You will never see me without a camera and I am always taking pictures of moments—all the in-between moments in life.
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I was expecting to serenely experience its masterpieces, but my view was blocked by a wall of smartphones taking pictures of the paintings.
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They quantified the sootiness by taking pictures of the chests of sparrows, woodpeckers, larks and towhees and measuring how well they reflected light.
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"Now every time we go to Michigan, there are five, six, seven different groups of fans taking pictures of the trucks," Pinder said.
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"One of the women was in tears, crying, when she explained to me that they had been taking pictures of them," Wadi explained.
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Apparently in a reflective mood, he told me to never stop taking pictures of my children because their childhood goes by too quickly.
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"I've been blogging and taking pictures of us living in our home for over 10 years, so my kids aren't fazed," she said.
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"I've been blogging and taking pictures of us living in our home for over 10 years, so my kids aren't fazed," she said.
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I was taking pictures of my wife, occasionally people needed headshots, any chance that I had to kind of practice photography I took.
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KS: I was taking pictures of alcohol at various Vox Media places, I'm like, "Oh, look," and I'm sending them to the executives.
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She looks like an urban Little Red Riding Hood, but with the street smarts to be suspicious of the person taking pictures of her.
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Sure, the faces she's making might seem strange, but can you imagine if people were taking pictures of you while you were walking around?
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Image by João André O. DiasLove it or loathe it, taking pictures of food to post on social networks is very much a thing.
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I really got a feel for how much the stabilization in the telephoto lens affected my shots when taking pictures of landmarks at night.
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But they also traffic in lighter-hearted fare, like taking pictures of booze-and-pork meals during Ramadan—enjoyed in the daylight, of course.
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When I check out, Amazon tells me that I can get a $5 credit for taking pictures of my Amazon boxes with the app.
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According to Wikipedia, the game revolves around "taking pictures of models and winning competitions by taking good photos," which doesn't sound creepy at all.
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While taking pictures of luminescent fish can make for some awesome shots, scientists generally have no idea why so many species exhibit the characteristic.
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If you are taking pictures of a moving object or have fluctuating lighting conditions, you can lock the exposure and focus for your shot.
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People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA), an activist group, sued a photographer, David Slater, who had been taking pictures of wild macaques.
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Ben Currie, 39, a photographer, said he was on the beach a few blocks away taking pictures of the ocean when the explosion happened.
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"I almost expect him to come out now, just taking pictures of everybody," said Lauren Ezersky, a freelance journalist and former cable television host.
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I decided to respond in kind and kept my phone at the ready to take pictures of anyone I caught taking pictures of me.
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After each set was built, it was 3D-scanned through a process called photogrammetry, which involves taking pictures of each object from every angle.
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He was taking pictures of the robots working, he said, to help him breed plants that would be easier for the machine to pick.
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On a budget of less than $100,000, Amazon flew photographers to 20 major cities where they rented vehicles to start taking pictures of restaurants.
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He added the hashtag "#goodinstagramhusband," a popular term used to refer to those who are often tasked with taking pictures of their significant others.
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Lynch mobs mutilated bodies and collected body parts as souvenirs -- all while taking pictures of the corpses and sending them as postcards to friends.
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That same day, Judge Gwin issued a broad order barring people associated with the Trump campaign from harassing, challenging or taking pictures of voters.
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While taking pictures of meals has become a key part of eating out for many people, it could actually be ruining the dining experience.
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On the Neighbors app, users frequently post videos of people looking at their homes, taking pictures of their homes, or lingering around their homes.
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"Giving your audience a glimpse of things that you're experiencing is just that much more interesting than taking pictures of a product or yourself."
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Complaints against him include inappropriate comments, touching, taking pictures of students at work, and in one case, assaulting a student in a public shower.
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When she's not reading or writing, she's reorganizing her bookshelves yet again and taking pictures of her dogs (and ones she meets on the subway).
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But since the observatory's actual job is taking pictures of the Sun, NASA was able to string together the Moon's transit into a fun GIF.
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Scott is going to do his best Cuban staycation there in LA. The Kardashians aren't the only ones taking pictures of the Kardashians in Cuba.
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"I had no idea that there was someone far away with a big telescopic lens taking pictures of me," she said in the Facebook post.
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As the vice president stood and looked on, North Korean soldiers quickly came out on their side of MDL and began taking pictures of Pence.
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Barnes feels he's the victim in the incident -- and is even taking pictures of his injuries which he believes backs his side of the story.
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The camera, while useful for taking pictures of whatever you're recording, is also apparently good for barcode scanning, which will help health professionals, Philips says.
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"Since it went viral, we have had thousands of people here from all over, even from other countries, taking pictures of Scary Lucy," he said.
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But frequently it was taking pictures of dead kids that were tossed on the side of the road with signs of torture on their bodies.
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NASA creates these images by taking pictures of Jupiter with red, green, and blue filters and then processing them together for a full-color image.
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After high school, he worked at local photo studios and for the National Youth Administration, taking pictures of the Works Progress Administration's efforts in Nashville.
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In the late 1970s and 80s, Chalfont hung out on subway platforms, taking pictures of trains from multiple angles to eventually capture the entire exterior.
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The way Painting With works is: You can create custom brushes by taking pictures of stuff, or you can just draw with a color brush.
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Polaroid-style pictures have made a fierce comeback over the past few years, leading to the semi-insane Instagram trend of taking pictures...of a picture.
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A call came in from an elderly woman who insisted that a man at the park was taking pictures of all the children on the playground.
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On opening night, Rosales noted, "a lot of women were taking pictures of themselves in front of it," excitedly sharing their previous lives with their daughters.
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When I first started out, there was no internet — people taking pictures of you and putting your personal life, or exploiting your personal life as entertainment.
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It's pretty adept at taking pictures of receipts for my expense reports, which is what I suspect most owners of this phone would use it for.
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Fans who were able to get a hold of the sauce after waiting in line for hours are now taking pictures of it to sell online.
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Bill Cunningham, a longtime fashion photographer for The New York Times known for taking pictures of everyday people on the streets in New York, has died.
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"They were dancing at their VIP table, laughing and taking pictures of each after Rihanna joined him on stage at his concert," a source tells PEOPLE.
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Taking pictures of Leia and Lauren has become a bonding activity for the family, as dad Peter takes the photos and mom Amber stages the shoot.
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So, what happened is, our founder started the business by walking around the Paris Flea Market, taking pictures of items and putting them on a website.
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Before her death, Wisconsin native Halbach, 25, had started her own photography business, and was making extra money taking pictures of vehicles for Auto Trader Magazine.
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There's no scanning or taking pictures of your notes to save them digitally, and switching between writing and typing is as simple as tapping a button.
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At one of Berhe's hearings, a man wearing a black jacket and hat followed Tondo around the courthouse, taking pictures of him with a cell phone.
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A Denver police officer who handcuffed a reporter and placed her in his patrol car for taking pictures of a police stop will not face charges.
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The authorities in Idaho charged a transgender woman this week with secretly taking pictures of an 18-year-old woman changing in a Target fitting room.
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The moment passes, and within a day or so, consumers are back to taking pictures of themselves and uploading details from every aspect of their lives.
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Her sole vices appear to be taking pictures of her two Siberian huskies and cleaning — that Dyson vacuum cleaner post, she points out, was not sponsored.
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"I've always liked taking pictures of street scenes, and Carnaval parades are perfect because people don't mind getting their pictures taken," the photographer told VICE Brazil.
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Is Frank Ocean in a big Prada parka taking pictures of the photographers with a digital camera actually the most camp celebrity at the Met Gala?
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While borrowing her daughter's phone to record the proposal under the guise she was taking pictures of the couple, Susan struggled to figure out the camera.
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"They don't want to dress the same way, they don't like focusing on antlers, they don't like taking pictures of their animals," he told the magazine.
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But the camera came down at an angle, falling outside the cordon, said Adams, the British visitor, who was taking pictures of the park at the time.
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In contrast, the Belfie stick—a selfie stick for taking pictures of your butt— has not received the same the level of scorn from the online commentariat.
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As Palmer squatted down and began to carefully balance Liam on his legs to change him in a bathroom stall, Isaiah began taking pictures of his dad.
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"Maybe as a leader, Gallagher should have known better — we don't want our service members taking pictures of corpses as if they are trophies," Mr. Korody said.
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When the museum was about to close, he ran around taking pictures of all the slabs of text, claiming he'd read them later when he had time.
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One standout example, Patrick said, was that Harris allegedly stopped taking pictures of Cooper every morning when he dropped him off — a practice that had become routine.
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Most Saturdays, my husband Seth and I spend approximately the whole day with our phones aimed at our son, taking pictures of him from slightly different angles.
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Luxury shops were caught up in the protests, with some shoppers even taking pictures of riot police, while other bystanders - at one stage hundreds - jeered the officers.
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I'd imagine I wouldn't feel the same once the attraction is flooded with tourists taking pictures of you in tree pose, but it's still a fun novelty.
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The concept sounds terrible: You play as Todd, a photographer enlisted by Professor Oak to ride along in a glorified minecart, taking pictures of first generation Pokémon.
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A product of the recent XKCD Game Jam, Bun Snap tasks the player with running around a small forest level and taking pictures of the various buns.
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The comic that the game has taken its inspiration from made it very clear that there are two things one should note when taking pictures of buns.
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But as I left, Chris Sessions, the manager, a tall man in a red shirt, was taking pictures of a family who had been in to eat.
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People are constantly taking pictures of people they don't really know and claiming it as theirs… Tell me about the pictures you made of you partner, Leah.
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It's set on the water and has swing sets, and Michael and I push the kids on the swings and love taking pictures of them having fun.
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He was whistling while taking pictures of the empty freeway, and when their eyes met he grinned and she could see the gap between his front teeth.
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"They are going to be UNBEARABLE parents," Caramele captioned a photo of Schumer and Fischer taking pictures of their dog Tatiana dressed in a lamb costume for Halloween.
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For fun, Martínez shared this picture to his own Instagram page (where he only has three photos — two of which are of him taking pictures of his girlfriend).
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"They are going to be UNBEARABLE parents," she captioned a photo of Schumer and Fischer taking pictures of their dog Tatiana dressed in a lamb costume for Halloween.
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A bunch of beachgoers in Argentina last week inadvertently killed an endangered baby dolphin when they scooped it out of the ocean and started taking pictures of it.
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I was completely distracted from the actual proposal by this random person I didn't know who was standing two feet away from me taking pictures of his proposal.
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Similar demonstrations took place earlier this summer after a South Korean woman was charged with surreptitiously taking pictures of a nude male model in a university art class.
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Student Opinion Have you ever gone to a well-known or well-recognized place mostly for the purpose of taking pictures of yourself, your friends or your family?
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As Mr. Major stitched a black beanie, Cairo Romaguera, who works in H.I.V. prevention, took out his cellphone and began taking pictures of Mr. Boria through a filter.
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Robyn tried to bum cigarettes, Justin Theroux jousted with photographers by taking pictures of them, and Celine Dion danced like it was all coming back to her now.
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In 1956, he made a portrait of the Duke of Kent and soon became a court photographer, taking pictures of the royal family for birthdays and other occasions.
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Now tourists and well-wishers on pilgrimage sought out the site, standing at great distances, taking pictures of the hulking wreckage and skeletal spires looming over the fences.
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Verily was able to show that a virtual program incorporating blood sugar readings, taking pictures of food, and lifestyle monitoring, is helping people living with type 2 diabetes.
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By 1977, I had developed a style of isolating the artwork on the train car, rather than taking pictures of the graffiti within the context of the city.
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While Brooklyn is the one moving away to study photography, it was David, 42, that couldn't stop taking pictures of the 18-year-old as he documented the event.
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"I was the kid with the camera taking pictures of skateboarders and punk shows, so I could be around it but not have to do it," he tells me.
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Indian Dogue is the brainchild of 20163-year-old Shai Divan, who started the account a few weeks ago while she was playfully taking pictures of her pet Skye.
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Obama Biden MemesThe hot new trend is taking pictures of Obama and Biden and making fake dialogue about how Biden is ~totes~ be pranking Trump, like all the time.LOL!
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Yes, the XS camera is slightly better, though I don't even notice the difference when taking pictures of my dog (which is mostly what I use the camera for).
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"Hosts wanted an end-to-end solution," said Limpert, whose company will do everything from taking pictures of properties to writing the listing to checking guests in and out.
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Most days you're fine, but then some days, you go outside and you're worried that some sneaky suburban teen is taking pictures of you looking at snacks at Target.
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Rubio likes Instagram Stories, too — people who like stylish suitcases like taking pictures of their stylish suitcases in cool places — but she's also a big fan of retail stores.
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" Then she wrote: "I work for an online luxury consignment brand taking pictures of clothing to be then uploaded to a website for people to browse and buy from.
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To be part of this project, all you have to do is download the app, sign up and begin taking pictures of the wildlife you see in your home.
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The tourists taking pictures of the Statue of Liberty paid little heed until reporters informed them of the man's identity: Bill de Blasio, the mayor of New York City.
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After facing down students who insisted, "If you arrest one of us, you will have to arrest us all," the police left, but not without taking pictures of everyone present.
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The Bay City News, citing the San Mateo Sheriff's office, reported that the woman had been taking pictures of her family at the water's edge at Cowell Ranch State Beach.
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"The magazine is over 130 years old, and weekly, so we had hundreds of old issues, which I just loved poring through and taking pictures of interesting things," she says.
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In Sony's video below, the photographer says features like the phone's Predictive Hybrid Autofocus, which creates sharper images while tracking moving objects, are useful for taking pictures of the animals.
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I was livestreaming it all, and when the police were done taking pictures of the crime scene, they brought in the fire department and hosed the entire crime scene down.
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"The first time it sees a person, the user has to teach that person to the device, taking pictures of them and then saying their name out loud," said Murgia.
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Then, there was violence from the police and the people I was taking pictures of, who sometimes reacted vehemently—women that had just seen their husbands getting shot or arrested.
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A leader within the Mormon Church was removed from his position after he was accused of secretly taking pictures of a woman getting changed in an H&M fitting room.
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While initially she and a friend waited outside the courthouse, they decided to go inside when they saw a reporter and feared that the journalist was taking pictures of them.
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Festival helpers and attendees quickly left the venue, where a police officer had already been waiting outside taking pictures of those going in and out with his cellphone, he said.
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Tech giants are pioneering the ad technology because they are already camera-friendly platforms, meaning the major use of their apps is taking pictures of yourself or your space anyway.
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Those who work in Native tourism can relay dozens of stories of visitors knocking on people's doors on the reservations unannounced or taking pictures of Native people without asking permission.
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"As far as the colors are concerned, only nature can provide that," said Juan Jimenez, a 74-year-old photographer who has been taking pictures of the park for decades.
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But back when the neighborhood was in its infancy, it was sufficiently sketchy that Instagrammers, had they existed, would have stayed in their beach chairs taking pictures of their feet.
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They were seeing this group of women together, and I was taking pictures, and they were questioning the fact that I was taking pictures of women in their domestic setting.
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I learned that the police were taking pictures of these sessions, sharing them with local photographers and that a journalist from the biggest local newspaper had mistakenly published this picture.
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The Vogue cover star was spotted peeking out of an open window of the theater after the show, waving to the fans below and taking pictures of them on her phone.
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"When your best friend dies and you're crying on the balcony and TMZ is taking pictures of somebody comforting you saying, 'Ooooo, scandalous'—that's the worst part of fame," he says.
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Everyone was taking pictures of the work like it was in an exhibition, but people were also sitting on the floor eating jellof, chit-chatting, and shouting 'Pass the bottle opener!
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" Last year, at the Armory Show Art Fair, he looked at me after taking pictures of a young man wearing a black dress over jeans and exclaimed, "I love the children!
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"There is a new and alarming trend of taking pictures of strangers and sharing their image across social media platforms," Siân Brooke, a researcher at the Oxford Internet Institute, told Mashable.
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Arkansas: There's no law against taking selfies, says the Secretary of State's Office, as long as you're not being disruptive in the polling place or taking pictures of other people's ballots.
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I'm taking pictures of bodies, but the fact that I'm cropping it that way makes the body a bit less like the human body and more like a totally different shape.
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"Especially now with selfies everywhere and all these people taking pictures of themselves, the camera says to them, 'Lola Flash is here and she wants someone who looks dignified,'" she said.
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It is common to walk by the house today and see people dressed in flannel and skinny jeans taking pictures of the house, dearly hoping to replicate Chris Strong's iconic shot.
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Ms. Soames, who was known to be a warm and exuberant woman, researched the people she was taking pictures of thoroughly and never called them "subjects," considering that a dehumanizing term.
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Alex Rodriguez was spotted taking pictures of Jennifer Lopez while she posed on the red carpet at the Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards Gala in Palm Springs, California, on Thursday.
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Then she got busy around her daughter, tugging off Fanny's hoodie for the team photo, taking pictures of Fanny with the team trophy, tucking a few stray hairs behind Fanny's ears.
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"Here's a bag of urine I found on the street of San Francisco," which is very common, and I just kept taking pictures of bags of urine and bottles of urine.
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Authorities were notified in the afternoon by someone walking on the beach that people were taking pictures of the shark -- including one person in the water, according to the Santa Cruz Sentinel.
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Months before carrying out a series of rescues, they spread out across the city, taking pictures of children on the street, documenting their daily activities and shadowing them back to their homes.
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In Orlando, voters waited up to 90 minutes on Saturday at one early voting location at a library, some spending the time taking pictures of one another in front of candidates' signs.
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Your work productivity will be dropping to abysmal levels, even for you, because all day will be spent sending filth back-and-forth and taking pictures of your boobs in the bathroom.
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She recalls an incident in her teens when, as a cheerleader at a high school football game, she noticed that "some guy in the stand was taking pictures of me," she says.
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In one of the interviews, the photographer who was taking pictures of me actually knew about a job in Oklahoma, and suggested I apply for it, even though the deadline was gone.
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And so he got in a car and tried to chase it and wasn't able to find the drone operator but he was pretty pissed because they were taking pictures of him.
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Since 2014, photographer Craig Burrows has been practicing ultraviolet-induced visible fluorescence (UVIVF) photography, which is the process of taking pictures of glowing flowers that have been put under a UV light.
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"We all jumped out of the van and were taking pictures of this overpass, which looms so large in the book as a physical manifestation of a barrier between neighborhoods," she says.
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The term "selfie" was reportedly coined by a drunk Australian on Flickr in 2004, a year after people starting taking pictures of themselves with their cell phone cameras and posting them on MySpace.
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What is Katy Perry if not a designer brand-wearing roller skater taking pictures of her cat in corn rows on the world's first iPhone so she can text it to a boy?
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When an Osprey set down last week on a sports ground in Hakusui village on Kyushu, the first person out was a U.S. Marine Corps photographer taking pictures of Japanese troops unloading supplies.
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" He continues: "People are constantly taking pictures of things — the ground, the inside of their pocket, buildings — and we have a completely different relationship with photography today than we did 20 years ago.
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And if you can't contain your excitement for her next batch, you're not alone — neither can Kris or Kylie's bff, Harry Hudson, who she snapped simultaneously taking pictures of her and "embarrassing" her.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) is reportedly processing a pardon request by a former Navy sailor after he was released from prison for mishandling classified information by taking pictures of secret military technology.
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And speaking of high quality photos, the camera also has a "food mode" that enhances the brightness and color in food pics, because taking pictures of your plate in restaurants is a thing.
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In Pella, about an hour's drive away from Brooklyn, police said Tuesday they took a man in for questioning after he was captured on surveillance footage last Friday taking pictures of female joggers.
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I started taking pictures of Lucky in 2011, when we first met and started dating (at the time—now I just consider him family, and he is happily married to an amazing woman).
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The site was closed down and many of the men he worked with were milling around, leaning over the tape to better see the photographers who were taking pictures of the cement mixer.
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Members had concerns that the cameras would be swinging around and taking pictures of members while they were not focused attentively on the debates or — heaven forbid — closing their eyes for a second.
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She reported that a "male subject was circling her vehicle, staring at her from across the street, and was possibly taking pictures of her and her son," police said in a news release.
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"The measures were designed to stop people from taking pictures of key state facilities from top-floor apartments and sending them outside North Korea," Daily NK said, quoting anonymous sources inside North Korea.
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Alex Rodriguez supported his fiancé Jennifer Lopez by taking pictures of her as she walked the red carpet at the Palm Springs International Film Festival Awards Gala in Palm Springs, California, on Thursday.
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On France Info radio, Vivoni denied media reports saying that a scuffle on the Sisco beach Saturday night had been sparked by a tourist taking pictures of Muslim women bathing in a burkini.
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Antony Armstrong-Jones, Earl of Snowdon and Princess Margaret's husband (Ben Daniels, replacing Matthew Goode), a photographer, is shown in the season's first episode taking pictures of people on election day in 1964.
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Since the publication of this post, USA Today appeared to have uploaded a new, shortened version of the video in question that does not include the part about "discreet[ly] taking pictures" of passengers.
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In court documents filed with the New York County Clerk's office, Hanlon would later tell prosecutors, that he pulled out his phone and circled the premises, taking pictures of her mother's New Jersey house.
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Instead of looking at the scene from the perspective of a photographer, Kisby says he went into the convention as if he was a regular person, taking pictures of whatever sights caught his eye.
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I imagine that there are just as many men [posting] photos in their bathroom, trying to show off their abs or their workout videos as there are women taking pictures of themselves in bikinis.
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"People were taking pictures of us and [calling out] at me, and it was weirdly overwhelming and not truly a thing that I feel like I want or even signed up for," she adds.
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The Chicago police's Red Squad [who were in charge of infiltrating and sabotaging left-wing groups] would have cops with very new bellbottom pants and T-shirts taking pictures of all the people there.
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"I was taking pictures of these fireworks and everyone kept commenting on how great and how beautiful the pictures looked," Hilliard recalled to me at a coffee shop in Long Island City, New York.
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Not until he found himself taking pictures of a cultural festival in Lyon during a weeklong vacation in 217 did he at last decide to commit to the unstable life of a freelance photojournalist.
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It sat there and groomed itself (!!!), while I, talking to Mitch, was in a cellar designed by Frank Gehry, and Yolanda, whose mind is full of presence, was taking pictures of the bear. ♦
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A few years ago, photographer Naomi Harris spent the better part of a year driving around America with her dog, taking pictures of kitschy Americana, interesting characters, and a shit-ton of waffle houses.
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"Guys in suits and guys taking pictures of themselves really didn't happen back then," Mr. Musika said of the period when he and Mr. Petit-Frère first started their pages, about five years ago.
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Something awesome must be happening at Naval Air Station Key West, because four Chinese nationals have been arrested over the past year for illegally taking pictures of the base, including two this past weekend.
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Working in security and production at the Trancas Roadhouse, a Malibu music club, he began taking pictures of actors and musicians like Nick Nolte, Kris Kristofferson, Gary Busey, Bob Seger and Eddie Van Halen.
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According to court records, he pleaded no contest to the charge in 2009 after three women accused him of taking pictures of them in a store dressing room using a camera rigged to his shoe.
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Michy*, one of the two Vancouver natives behind the budding page PeopleIRollOn, took the cover of Maxim's July 2015 issue and began taking pictures of Taylor Swift's face with a mustache she made of weed.
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From food's humble beginnings as something we all need to survive, it has developed into something that pretty much counts as a hobby now, whether it's eating it, making it, or taking pictures of it.
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Boz is rarely seen without his digital camera; he fell in love with photography during a class freshman year and got an after-school job taking pictures of dogs for a local pet-accessory company.
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But millennials get taken down a lot, possibly more than their parents were—maybe because it's even easier and more satisfying to make these assumptions about people who enjoy taking pictures of themselves on smartphones.
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Syrian photojournalist Fared Alhor was taking pictures of Baghdadi's leveled compound the morning after the raid when he found a puppy roaming the rubble, next to the body of what appeared to be its mother.
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"If the lines are getting longer because people keep taking pictures of themselves, they will tell them to stop," said Bobby Hoffman, the advocacy and policy counsel for voting rights at the A.C.L.U. in Washington.
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People are going to come in and start judging you and start taking pictures of everything, so owners really feel the pressure to have the best possible product as soon as they open their doors.
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There's this feeling of comparing [being on set] to when I was crying in bathrooms about not feeling good enough, and now people are taking pictures of me because they see me as good enough.
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A group of four girls with blonde, candy pink, purple, and black hair were taking pictures of each other and posting them on Snapchat, waiting for the panel on black women in the media to start.
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Even DeLillo's jokes—"They are taking pictures of taking pictures," a character in White Noise says in explaining why people visit the most photographed barn in the world—have gained new meaning in the iPhone era.
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As Subramanian was taking pictures of the auto, several men from her neighbourhood gathered around to tell her that the auto driver was right and that she should be "dressed more modestly" and "like a woman".
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I remember once heartlessly doing a photo essay on consumers, lurking outside of a Kmart and taking pictures of innocent people coming out with their carts, trying to frame them as miserable pawns mindlessly hording goods.
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I thought almost everyone's photos were better than hers, especially Shangela's hilarious booty popping girl with braids or Trixie's Upper East Side plastic surgery disaster (which is exactly what Warhol would have been taking pictures of).
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She claims while they were sitting across from each other in a conference room, he kept glaring at her and made her extremely uncomfortable ... and she says he got caught taking pictures of her as well.
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The third, and final scenario that I'm illustrating in the example gallery here features some basic urban shots, just to give a taste of what it's like to whip out the D5500, taking pictures of things seen.
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"At events he would focus on, rather than taking pictures of the athletes in action which he did, the parents were keen enough to notice that he was focused on other things just as well," Spears says.
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On Monday, a federal court sided with a Michigan man who said the law there banning voters from taking pictures of their marked ballots and sharing them on social media violated his constitutional right to free speech.
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Gary Braasch, a pioneering photographer who traveled the world to document the increasingly rapid and far-reaching effects of global warming, died on Monday while taking pictures of the Great Barrier Reef in Australia, according to Reuters.
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At the German warehouse, a woman in a baggy T-shirt diligently sorted through the boxes, occasionally looking up at the English-speaking visitors who were taking pictures of the robot and were marveling at its effectiveness.
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"If you don't own enough guns to arm a small army, you're not really a Texan," said Dean Seiser, who was taking pictures of his companion, Debi Vanover, as she looked down the iron sights of a .
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The car-sized robot has been rollin' around on the red planet collecting samples and taking pictures of the its surface since 2012, sending tons of cool images (even a selfie!) back down to researchers on planet earth.
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Hamilton triggered a media spat at the last race in Japan when he was criticized for playing around with Snapchat during a news conference, taking pictures of fellow drivers and complaining of the boring format of the event.
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Luckily, the good folks at IKEA Taiwan have found a way to protect the ancient tradition of communal cooking and dining while simultaneously fighting the modern habit of checking text messages and taking pictures of food during mealtime.
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In typical situations like taking pictures of apples at a grocery store or of what I had for dinner, the OP7T's photos consistently lacked sharpness compared to its more expensive competition, while also going overboard on color saturation.
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Fifty years later, Rosalie Varda would go on to pay tribute to her mother in directing Faces Places (Visages Villages), a documentary trailing the filmmaker and artist JR as they traveled around rural France taking pictures of ordinary people.
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Mahmoud Abu Zeid, also known as Shawkan, was detained in 2013 while taking pictures of security forces dispersing an anti-government sit-in in which hundreds of loyalists of ousted president Mohamed Mursi and several police officers were killed.
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" As people stood around taking pictures of his sign, 44-year-old health worker Adrian Smith told me: "I think this vigil really captured a lot of the spirit and solidarity, the humor and the fortitude, of people today.
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I have been taking pictures of my two daughters since they were born, always shooting in black-and-white because I felt it was more direct and would enable me to focus on them more than on their surroundings.
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When the forthcoming Vera Rubin Observatory begins taking pictures of the entire sky, astronomers might be able to find a new mini-moon every few months, according to an analysis by Grigori Fedorets, an astronomer at Queen's University Belfast.
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After taking pictures of the area accessible to tourists, I ask the guard if I can go for mass but decide to go towards a section with a picture of Mary where I see people kneeling down to pray.
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Most patients don't use special apps for this purpose; instead, most "still capture dermatological information by taking pictures of their skin lesion with their smartphone," said Dr. Thomas Hubiche of Centre Hospitalier Intercommunal de Frejus Saint Raphael in Frejus, France.
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Aside from the total lack of etiquette involved with whipping out your phone in the middle of a meal to beef up your social media presence, it would seem that taking pictures of food can actually be good for your health.
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There was Jibo, the stationary desktop robot that danced and died an early death, and Kuri, the R2-D2-esque machine that rolled around taking pictures of your dinner party before rolling into the Great Robotic Gig in the Sky.
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Newly discovered eyewitness accounts of Jesus's miracles, a well-known ice-tea brand testing positive for urine, a "transgender woman" caught taking pictures of an underage girl in the bathroom of a department store—anything goes in this parallel news world.
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Well, in the case of people taking pictures of themselves being surrounded by majestic pigeons near Tha Pae Gate, in Chiang Mai, Thailand, there's actually a person with a real "job" to help make those birds flutter around for your 'Gram.
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It's pretty tense ... the man says he's not there with anyone but himself, and HD demands to know why -- if he isn't with anyone or isn't affiliated with anyone on the team -- he's out there taking pictures of 7-year-olds.
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While I was waiting for the elevator, I asked two employees for directions and they ended up taking pictures of me in my dress, which I styled with a lavender beret, fuzzy black coat, thigh high stockings and nude heels.
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Often lost in the furor, though, is Brendan Dassey, Avery's nephew who was also convicted of murdering Teresa Halbach, a photographer who was last seen taking pictures of Avery's car for Auto Trader magazine at his mobile home in Manitowoc, Wisconsin.
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But as well as taking pictures of powerful serves, groundstrokes and volleys, he has produced images from the sidelines showing the gear players bring on court and the food and drink they carry to keep their energy levels up during matches.
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" However, she says any feelings of empowerment she felt were fleeting: When she reached the luxury apartment building where the President-elect resides, she says, she noticed men standing on a balcony in the tower, "taking pictures of us, pointing and laughing.
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First he was taking pictures of me in the bikini, then it was with the coat, then he said take off the bikini top, which I was comfortable with as I was only 10 and I often ran around with no top on.
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Since making his name in the 1990s taking pictures of night life in Hamburg, Germany, for the British counterculture magazine i-D, his work has appeared in countless publications — from fashion titles to newspaper supplements — as well as in galleries and museums.
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As the first visitors streamed in with the soft opening, the usual knot of tourists was less than a mile away, taking pictures of a brick building at 90 Bedford Street that stands in for the "Friends" apartment house exterior on the show.
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War-trophy photography — the practice of taking pictures of the dead enemy and bringing those images home like souvenirs — renders suspect all photographs taken in military conflict: Their dead can be captured by our cameras, while our dead should be shielded from theirs.
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The blimp and its cameras bring to mind the satellites that orbit the earth, taking pictures of every square-inch of the planet's surface, or the roaming Google Map cameras that are engaged in the process of photographing every street in the world.
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I'm still trying to figure out whose life is the saddest: the guy playing the most boring card game all day, the guy taking pictures of the guy playing the most boring card game all day, or the guy writing about them both for Gizmodo.com.
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Additionally, Skip's terms of service list a bunch of prohibited activities, like taking pictures of other users without their permission and being racist (seriously, read 'em), but don't mention anything about riding a scooter until its batteries die as a means of escaping society.
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In another video from the Telegraph, a British newspaper, police officers are shown taking pictures of the fire while officials line up to symbolically throw what looks like joints of marijuana and bottles of liquid heroine (increasingly common in the country) into a pit.
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" In a 2002 Times article entitled "Bill on Bill," Cunningham chronicled his own career, explaining how his style of photography has barely changed since he began taking pictures of people on the street during World War II. "The problem is I'm not a good photographer.
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According to Thestar, two hobby photographers were taking pictures of a "vibrant sunset" at Toronto's Polson Pier when a dark pair of helicopter rotors pierced the sky and out stepped the mighty owl of Canada, Drake armed with two women in identical parkas and bodyguards.
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The 'Lizzie McGuire' actress posted the confrontation on Instagram Saturday, showing her walk up to a guy on the sideline of her one of her kids' soccer game and ask him who he's there with ... and what exactly he's doing taking pictures of the children.
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One of the first stories I ever wrote involved wrestling with what happened to Father Ron, a priest I had known as a child who was later convicted of taking pictures of a partially dressed 10-year-old boy in a YMCA locker room.
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On the tables, plenty are on their third bottle of merlot, and a large portion are busy fiddling with their smartphones—taking pictures of Schwarzenegger on stage, filming bits of the Q&A, or else just watching it through the fully-zoomed, pixelated screen.
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And late last month, a federal court sided with a Michigan man who said a law that bans voters from taking pictures of their marked ballots and sharing them on social media was an unconstitutional violation of the First Amendment right to free speech.
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Lessman and her husband then downloaded the app, and after scanning all of their pictures discovered the glow had been appearing in Landon's eye since March that year – but since they rarely use the flash when taking pictures of their son, they hadn't noticed it before.
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But to understand today's panic cycles, we need only go as far back as the introduction of the first portable camera in the 1880s, when a series of scare stories appeared in U.S. media raising alarms about "Kodak fiends" taking pictures of women without their permission.
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Aside from lenses, Sony also announced a new version of its eye-tracking autofocus tech that will soon follow animals too, which should be a real boon to wildlife photographers and people who just like taking pictures of their pets (which seems like pretty much everyone nowadays).
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And the smartphone revolution is beginning to hit truckers, so they all have a device, so that means that it's kind of a general-purpose computer that can help match and route and deal with things like taking pictures of incomplete loads and other kinds of things.
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"We see points where photographers are taking pictures of garden-related subjects — a vase of flowers, for example — but really that vase of flowers tells us more about how we see and about photography than it tells us about a vase of flowers," Ms. Allen said.
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Get good practical advice from the National Stalking Helpline or Paladin if they're based in the UK, or the Victim Connect Helpline in the US. Collect as much evidence as possible, whether it's screenshotting messages the abuser has sent or taking pictures of them outside their house.
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John, a retired investment banker who is a United States citizen living in Budapest and would speak only on the condition that he be identified solely by his given name, violated the rule of not taking pictures of the military when he went there in 2014.
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Keep a food journal Writing down what you eat or taking pictures of your meals and snacks is one of the best strategies to help you stick to a healthy diet, particularly during nights out, travel and other times when your eating environment is not the usual.
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But "to date, the transparency that the administration has shown around who's visiting and talking to the president has principally revolved around someone taking pictures of him sitting at the Oval Office desk with people around him, who may or may not be identified in the picture," Howard said.
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For weeks, the Ideo team followed these people as they went about their lives, visiting their homes, taking pictures of what they carried in their pockets, tagging along during their commutes, and pestering them with questions like why they decided to take the bus rather than the subway.
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It's telling that one of the most popular new launches from Buzzfeed has been its Facebook-only Tasty series of short how-to cooking videos, commanding millions of views; and that one of the early and still most popular use cases for Instagram is for taking pictures of food.
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Here he is looking pensive: Here he is looking amused: Here he is scratching his sculpted beard: And here's *what I believe* was the exact moment he noticed me incessantly taking pictures of him: Suddenly, before I knew what was happening, the press conference was being wrapped up.
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If you're anything like me and not a professional food critic who is supposed to remember how food tastes, your response is probably like this: Not only does nobody give two hoots about your banal food pics, the very act of taking pictures of your food at a restaurant is obnoxious.
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"What they don't show you in this picture is me drinking water and lying down while my friends try to entertain my 7 year old who is asking me why these creepy men are surrounding us and pacing back and forth and taking pictures of her every move," she said.
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"I was taking pictures of all these women, they were all very different and then I realized, how come I don't see photos of women like these?" said Noroc in December at a Berlin event tied to an exhibition of photographs that appear in her new book, The Atlas of Beauty.
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McDaniel is no stranger to high-profile fights against the establishment — his 2014 primary against Cochran was one of the tightest elections of the cycle, but also one that unearthed racial allegations on both sides and where McDaniel supporters were caught taking pictures of Cochran's wife in her private nursing home.
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At the gathering of the RedBar Crew, there was a Brooklyn watchmaker's apprentice from Australia, a woman from Latin America carefully taking pictures of a prized Rolex Daytona, a guy from Helsinki with his own brand of massive watches, and a young man with a hundred-and-fifty-dollar Citizen.
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The arrests come less than two weeks after Lyuyou Liao, was charged with illegally taking pictures at another annex at the base, according to the AP.A fourth Chinese national, Zhao Qianli, was sentenced to a year in federal prison after pleading guilty last year to illegally taking pictures of the same base.
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He saw the first tower go down, and after that he walked around for a while, until he ran into someone he knew, and they went back to her shared Williamsburg apartment and tried to find a television that worked, and when he came back outside, everyone was taking pictures of the towers in flames.
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His death was announced by Magnum Photos, the agency that recruited him in 1951 after he returned from Israel, where he had eked out a living driving a cab, selling cameras, breeding carp on a kibbutz and taking pictures of kindergarten classes and of mothers with their children on the beach near Tel Aviv.
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Emiko Andrews from Wilmington, N.C., believes that the Internet is making physical art more "sacred": While it's disheartening to me that many people only choose to experience art by taking pictures of famous works, I think it's a sign of a shift in how we can view and create art in the 22018st century.
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That's how I wound up in an airport hangar full of citizens playing slots, awaiting my appointed time to meet the mayor of Flavortown, U.S.A. I thought about taking pictures of the sight that greeted me so I could it describe it more clearly, but signs informed me that photography was strictly prohibited on the casino floor.
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USA Gymnastics has said it did not know about Nassar's misconduct and that it did not act on the allegations because it deferred to the FBI, but the lawsuit makes reference to members of the organization complaining about the doctor's taking pictures of the girls, and alleges officials should have known what was going on and taken action.
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Rahn, noting details about the home were part of the ongoing investigation, did say authorities were not aware of any link between Tibbetts' disappearance and the ongoing search for a man in Pella -- a city about an hour's drive away – who was captured on surveillance video Friday morning taking pictures of high school-age female joggers.
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"What I was always taking pictures of was not so much the music or the dance, in a strange way," says Adam Friedman, a 53-year-old photographer whose club from the 80s to 2000s are held in Youth Club's photography archive and are part of a group exhibition that opened in east London on July 7.
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Hirut and Aster are eventually captured and kept in a war camp run by a Colonel Fucelli, who commands a Jewish-Italian soldier, Ettore Navarra (or "Foto"; he always keeps a camera with him), to capture the Ethiopian prisoners in another, perhaps more horrific way: by taking pictures of them as they're thrown off a cliff.
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In 2005, taking pictures of what "regular" people were wearing as they went about their "regular" business wasn't new; Bill Cunningham at The New York Times, FRUiTS magazine in Japan, and a variety of fine-art photographers, from Henri Cartier-Bresson to Helen Levitt and Amy Arbus, had been documenting the streets, in the United States and in Europe, since the early 20th century.
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Al FrankenAlan (Al) Stuart FrankenNative American advocates question 85033 Democrats' commitment Reid says he wishes Franken would run for Senate again Al Franken urges Trump to give new speech after shootings: 'Try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not' MORE (D-Minn.) that, yes, molesting women in their sleep and taking pictures of it was something over which you should resign.
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Taking pictures of cats soon began to look like a more fulfilling career path than the one in advertising that Mr. Chandoha had planned while attending New York University, after serving in World War II. So, after graduating, he turned to freelance photography for a living — and, by the mid-2000s, he had begun a long period as the dominant commercial cat photographer of his era.
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I found myself not actually missing the telephoto lens (a 56mm equivalent) I from the XS. Sure it would have been more handy for snapping a shot of a sign well out of reach, but when taking pictures of a flower, my attempts at a macro shot with the XR were sharper and clearer than the 28 Plus despite the 28 miles-per-hour wind whipping my hand and the flowers all around.
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