Voyeur 8 Photos View Slide Show ' This week, our Voyeur ventured out after dark and found that, with their varied hues of light and glimpses of strangers' lives, nighttime windows can be irresistible.
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In Pretty Little Liars, A is the voyeur, the watcher.
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Hear about going from voyeur to friend, from both sides.
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You drift from feeling like the protagonist to a voyeur.
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The unseen voyeur texts snide commentary on the woman's routine.
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"I'm not a voyeur, I'm a technology enthusiast," he said.
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I felt like a voyeur when I asked her for details.
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Late next month, rave voyeur Lorenzo Senni will descend upon London.
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Voyeur 10 Photos View Slide Show ' We belong, we belong awake.
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And me, an adventureless voyeur, realizing I was rudely staring, looked away.
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His scantily clad figures are secluded, implicating the viewer as a voyeur.
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It's very easy to kind of be a voyeur in the world.
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Alienated from their reality, the women become objects for the male voyeur.
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Through these asides to camera, the audience becomes both voyeur and confidante.
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For a stardom-voyeur, it's as thrilling and elicit as US Weekly.
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Have an idea for some place or something the Voyeur should explore?
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Call me a voyeur for the apocalypse; I just wanted to see.
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I now knew all that I wanted to know about the Voyeur.
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Do you see a parallel between the voyeur and the general film spectator?
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A dedicated voyeur, he follows his illicit police radio to the site of
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It was "almost like he wanted me to be his voyeur," he said.
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We see the sex as the two partners — not an outside voyeur — might.
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He wrote to me of missing the power he'd felt as the Voyeur.
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Trapped in a glass home, he is both a voyeur and an exhibitionist.
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I'm quite a voyeur, like I want to see my friends naked, for instance.
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"If a defendant puts cameras in certain places, he's a video voyeur," Hall said.
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She might be "sightseer," a pure voyeur, or "ghost," a felt but invisible presence.
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Jennifer Lawrence revealed last year she has at least one "voyeur" social-media account.
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These voyeur sessions never lasted long, because all she ever did was sit there.
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One is transformed from a mere viewer into a voyeur, perhaps even a participant.
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In art, life, and bullfighting, the spectator/voyeur soaks in the pain of others.
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And you're a voyeur, watching their wanton barbarism on YouTube, unable to turn away, complicit.
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The camera often acts as a voyeur, peering at characters as they pass a doorway.
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Around Christmas time, this voyeur enjoys sneaking up to windows and watching the people inside.
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Here, the viewer is a voyeur, faced with a composition in a state of undress.
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The expenditures included a $2,000 tab at Voyeur Hollywood West, a bondage-themed California nightclub.
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Footage has been shared widely online, uploaded to streaming sites and shared on voyeur forums.
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Rather than simply being the voyeur, audience members become performers integral in the story's creation.
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I was there to listen and be an objectified voyeur, but not to be seen.
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Ariana Grande: pop songstress with phenomenal cosmic talent, casual voyeur, and your new favorite love guru.
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"I'm a real voyeur, and all the directors I love are real voyeurs, too," he says.
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This book tells the story of the most fully actualized voyeur we are likely to encounter.
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Watching them, he no longer felt like a voyeur in their war — he was their witness.
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The voyeur, without any guilt, silently flushed all the remaining drugs and marijuana down the toilet.
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The most dramatic one concerned a murder that Foos claimed to have witnessed as a voyeur.
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I look back over the past decade, and, more than anything else, I feel like a voyeur.
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With an open confessional booth dynamic, participants took their turn at playing the voyeur and the patient.
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The ambiguous authorship of voyeur videos—are they really voyeuristic, or just better at hiding the production?
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The photograph's viewer is positioned as the outsider, or even voyeur, unwelcome to share in their confidentiality.
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So, despite their actual execution, I now think titles like Night Trap and Voyeur are great ideas.
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Though I stayed on the apps as a voyeur, my accounts remained inactive and my messages unanswered.
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Financial incentives apparently aren't necessary to get people to indulge their inner voyeur and their inner cattiness.
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The footage is then often shared widely online, uploaded to streaming sites and shared on voyeur forums.
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The mysterious, bodysuit-wearing voyeur popped up briefly in Episode 3, seemingly tracking or spying on Laurie.
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At times one of the young boys might be recounting the story, or perhaps the old voyeur.
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The famous voyeur is neither looking at his doppelgänger nor at what is going on around him.
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As much as the video absolutely satisfies our inner voyeur, it actually serves an educational purpose as well.
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The pieces feel personal, making the viewer a voyeur into scenes that depict bedroom intimacies or reflective moments.
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In these images, the voyeur in Weegee seems overwhelmed by a respectful solidarity with his subjects' defiant display.
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Voyeur 10 Photos View Slide Show ' A garden without its statue is like a sentence without its verb.
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I did this purely out of my unlimited curiosity about people and not as just a deranged voyeur.
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As Gerald Foos reflected upon his "burden" as a committed voyeur, he saw himself as an entrapped figure.
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No one would believe my accomplishments as a voyeur anyway, therefore, the dreamlike manifestation would explain my reality.
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The Voyeur deduced from his eavesdropping that he was a college dropout and a small-time drug dealer.
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Luckily, sex- and period-tracking app Eve has given us a whole new way to satisfy our inner voyeur.
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Some, like two paintings by Ojibwe painter Jim Denomie, characterize Curtis as a kind of voyeur or paparazzi figure.
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Myles Kane and Josh Koury's documentary, Voyeur, begins as The Voyeur's Motel was in the process of being written.
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He is frequently filmed with only one eye visible, as if he were a voyeur, peeking through a keyhole.
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Put another way, Rachel is a stand-in for us, the viewer, the voyeur who peers into other lives.
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Is she there as a voyeur, peering, like Paley in prison, into a life that she'd never otherwise see?
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The journal continues: After fighting and arguing for about one hour, the scene below the voyeur turned to violence.
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Both Joan Didion: The Center Will Not Hold and Voyeur will premiere at the New York Film Festival.—VICE
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Though Michael maneuvers the camera like a voyeur, he's appreciating their glamour and grace, not treating them like sex objects.
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If so, I'm sorry, because the website of softcore adult entertainment site Voyeur Dorm has been down for several years.
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I like the role of being strictly a voyeur but I love being the cause of them enjoying their sexuality.
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Maybe that's pledging allegiance to a supernatural cult, or acting like a voyeur in a show like Sleep No More.
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Both later identified the voyeur as a white man wearing a dress and a blond wig, according to the document.
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First up, a six-minute private with one voyeur, then three more private shows, and two group shows, plus tips.
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Voyeur 13 Photos View Slide Show ' For we are very lucky, with a lamp before the door … Robert Louis Stevenson
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The third person (no mere voyeur, in fact our narrator) is the farmhouse's previous occupant, a novelist named Simon Inescort.
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Summer Reading If mystery novels appeal to the credulous child in me, true crime stories speak to my inner voyeur.
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When you look at one of his pictures, you never feel like a voyeur either — you feel like a participant.
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A voyeur is motivated by anticipation; he invests endless hours in the hope of seeing what he wishes to see.
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I have no doubt that Foos was an epic voyeur, but he could sometimes be an inaccurate and unreliable narrator.
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The self-awareness starts with accepting that if you work in stripping, you're a creep, a freak, and a voyeur.
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Brent Birnbaum's Voyeur Voyager Forager Forester continues at Denny Gallery (261 Broome Street, Lower East Side, Manhattan) through August 26.
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Jimmy Stewart plays a wheelchair-bound photojournalist-turned-voyeur who passes time in recovery by staring at his neighbors through binoculars.
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I'm a Zillow voyeur now, but I've been dreaming about the miracles behind other people's walls for a very long time.
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So a neatly pulled out joke or clap back from another celeb was a delightful gift for the voyeur in me.
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The dwarfs become very happy then; one nudges the other as if he is delighted with this apparently nonconsensual voyeur experience.
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The excitement of being a voyeur transforms into the realization that you are being observed as much as you are observing.
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If it's strange to spy on your baby, it may be even weirder to become a voyeur of your midnight selves.
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VOYEUR Myles Kane and Josh Koury's documentary looks at how Gay Talese reported his book "The Voyeur's Motel," published last year.
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I was intrigued by the notion of the voyeur, in the course of his trespasses, inadvertently serving as a social historian.
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"In that way, these works turn the viewer into a voyeur looking into something vaguely relatable," he tells Creators over email.
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South Korea has a serious problem with voyeur photography, with more than 6,400 cases of illegal recording reported to police in 2017.
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Lucas, a young white voyeur, was reaching out across time and space because he wanted to know what that felt like — authentically.
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The voyeur-exhibitionist dynamic reached its peak when Weegee was, in Bonanos's phrase, "watching the watchers"—an interest that grew over time.
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"If this person was a voyeur, they will be dealt with by the legal justice system the way they deal with voyeurs."
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If Mr. Cleeton entered as a voyeur, he became a welcome one, invited to photograph birthday parties or baby showers or funerals.
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But Clay, like the other characters, is viscerally disgusted with Tyler (Devin Druid), the only character who is explicitly labeled a voyeur.
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Mr. Wang films the resulting altercation in a 10-minute take, with his camera crouching outside a shop door like a voyeur.
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Did my strange mixture of emotions — the simultaneous curiosity and self-reproach of the voyeur — have a number on the audio tour?
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Images like these sometimes make you feel like a voyeur, mindlessly consuming someone else's tragedy, but it's hard to avert your eyes.
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Many different approaches to life would be immediately implemented, if our society would have the opportunity to be Voyeur for a Day.
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Ms. Enos is a credibly fraying voyeur, all anxious looks and nervous starts, but "Never Here" is too emotionally antiseptic to engage.
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He's the ultimate voyeur: He watches you all the time, including while you're sleeping—and, presumably, while you're masturbating and having sex, too.
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Even if a song's totally fictional, the first-person language somehow taps into the listener's inner-voyeur and maybe they listen more intently.
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It's gloriously one-sided, an interaction that requires, at most, a little make-believe, and at least, the experience of being a voyeur.
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His second wife, Anita, considered herself a "full-fledged voyeur," according to The New Yorker and actively participated in Foos' spying on guests.
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Meanwhile, baths for nature's most underrated animal, the capybara, provide plenty of soothing both for the animal and for the sad human voyeur.
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I know in L.A. there are a lot of people who are really into magic, but I'm more of a voyeur and appreciator.
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This split in consciousness requires alternating curiosity and caution, as you pass, in the instant, from being the voyeur to being the spectacle.
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Thirty-something, hirsute, in slack shape, he looks and acts the part of sleazoid voyeur, stand-up comic, psychopath and self-martyred saint.
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You are the ultimate voyeur — not only watching recovered security footage of the incident but digging through archival photos, phone calls, and emails.
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Related: Play Voyeur Inside an Artist's 3D Selfie Archive Shadowy Nudes Give a Face to Internet Voyeurs (Meaning, YOU) Original Creators: Alfred Hitchcock
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Instead, Swon fixates on the theatrical spectacle provided by their fears and desires, as though they were seen through the eyes of a voyeur.
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The information Darth Voyeur tells people to remove includes any school names on jerseys, or having the school name anywhere else in the photo.
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"The ONLY material you should post in there should be sensitive material, such as co-workers, events etc," Darth Voyeur writes in one post.
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So, in the corner there was a little horny voyeur bear watching the shit go down with his head cranked at the perfect angle.
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"I don't think there is a whole lot of difference between the voyeur and me," he told the New York Daily News in July.
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But the concept of true virtual tourism, of being a voyeur into another part of the world through digital avenues, had a rocky start.
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We chatted with the filmmakers over the phone about the evolution and gradual shape of Voyeur, as well as the different levels of voyeurism.
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Related: These Photorealistic Images Were Created Using Unreal Engine 3D Cronenbergs Bounce Around These Absurd Animations Play Voyeur Inside an Artist's 3D Selfie Archive
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Voyeur 8 Photos View Slide Show ' Night from a railroad car window / is a great, dark, soft thing / broken across with slashes of light.
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If you enjoy being a financial voyeur, imagine the diarist as a fictional character rather than anyone you might encounter in the real world.
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In 2002, festival organizers sued Voyeur Video, which videotaped nude participants for five years and sold the tapes for $29.95 on a pornographic website.
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At times, "Videofilia" makes it difficult to tell whether you're watching a movie or seeing that movie through the eyes of an invisible voyeur.
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In Adrienne Elise Tarver's installation at Victori + Mo, the viewer is compelled to play the role of a voyeur peering through a jungle canopy.
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Is it like other social networks, where a small subset of visitors is active and everyone else is sort of playing the part of voyeur?
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Moments of queer intimacy are often set against Hong Kong's intimidating urban skyline, which looms in the backdrop of Tse's photos like a malevolent voyeur.
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Both shine a light on the subculture—one through the rose-tinted glasses of its acolytes, the other from the perspective of an aghast voyeur.
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The first time Litovsky visited this area of New York City, she felt like a total voyeur as she observed the activity on the street.
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Which Hitchcock liked, too — but Hitchcock liked to make the protagonist the voyeur, like Jimmy Stewart in Rear Window, watching his neighbors through their windows.
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On top of that, voyeur videos often don't show faces or distinguishing features, are of poor quality, and consist of anonymous assemblages of body parts.
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The video features low-fi home-movie cuts comparable to Ricky's voyeur footage of Jane in American Beauty, with delicate, fragmented visuals blanketed on top.
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For anyone who still thinks of Stern as a jokey voyeur, overgrown teenager and smutmeister, he would like you to know how much he's evolved.
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The perspective created the effect that I was both inside and outside the hotel, part of the natural surroundings, both the voyeur and the inhabitant.
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John describes himself as a sexual voyeur, and speculates that his desire to look rather than touch may have kept him safe from the disease.
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There was one entry from 21995, however, in which the Voyeur claimed to have seen, for the first time, more than he wished to see.
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While shooting the video, he was openly talking about gearing up to write this new book that had been long in the making about this voyeur.
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" If you watched "The Sopranos," you got a V.I.P. seat at the Bada Bing; past midnight, there were egghead-voyeur documentaries like "Hookers at the Point.
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"I will totally admit that I can dip into Instagram and sort of be a secret voyeur," she said in the September 2018 issue of InStyle.
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Voyeur 12 Photos View Slide Show ' Christmas jams at the tunnel / Chop through hustle and bustle / Snow and lights make wonderland / Out of this concrete jungle.
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It tells the story of Gerald Foos, a self-proclaimed voyeur who decided to buy a motel for the sole purpose of spying on its guests.
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What if we are not in the passive, powerless position that is often associated with being looked at, but in fact the active looker, the voyeur?
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I always loved the squat voyeur vids the most—the position, the angles, how you're more exposed and can better see the shit piling up afterwards.
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"It would be hard for a consumer to know if [a video] was illegal, if someone had done it without consent," she says of staged "voyeur" porn.
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The photos caught my eye first because they are blurry, vague images of street life that position the photographer in that penumbra space between voyeur and documentarian.
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This included the material in the handwritten journals from his early years as his motel's voyeur, but a good portion of the manuscript was new to me.
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Their nudity provokes in us none of the anxieties of the voyeur who watches something that was meant to be hidden: this nudity wasn't meant to be hidden.
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Not to mention, feeling like an accomplice or voyeur to another person's suffering makes for a shame-filled viewing experience, when porn should arguably be affirming for viewers.
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At first, one's inner voyeur is teased by peeking into the red-curtained space and seeing the sensual codes exhibited on-screen, the glitz and the nightclub chiaroscuro.
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Voyeur 15 Photos View Slide Show ' When you stroll the city's streets, the shimmer from a chandelier in a hallway or dining room can easily catch your eye.
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If Witt struggles at times as a memoirist, she succeeds as a meandering journalistic voyeur, one with a deeply empathetic and nuanced appreciation of sexual renegades and outcasts.
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Over the next few years, I kept reading what I self-consciously referred to as "my lesbian sites," feeling more like a voyeur than someone who belonged there.
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I had the feeling of being a voyeur because it was shockingly naturalistic — some of the participants sang incredibly while others simply lay on the sand reading books.
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I know a married man and father of two who bought a twenty-one-room motel near Denver many years ago in order to become its resident voyeur.
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According to a movie convention going back at least to "Rear Window," this makes him a bit of a voyeur and also suggests a certain detachment from experience.
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For Voyeur Voyager Forager Forester, his first solo show with Denny Gallery, his own efforts of four-and-a-half years of voyaging and foraging are on display.
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So you'd better go out and get your fill now, before watching "Sloppy Throat Games" or "Voyeur in My Closet" costs you more than you'd earn in a day.
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To others, it's the voyeuristic element that makes a difference—and herein lies the obvious problem with voyeur videos, which appeal to viewers precisely because they look non-consensual.
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As a Bitcoin-voyeur I don't have a horse in the race, but Bain Capital Ventures is invested in several dozen Bitcoin and blockchain startups through the Digital Currency Group.
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The play casts the audience not as voyeur but confessor, and we hear from Jack as changes in the country's fortunes lead to Judy and Howard's incarceration and, eventually, execution.
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I didn't realize while making it, but in watching the film, you do sort of feel like a voyeur, but at the same time, you don't want to look away.
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Better than a sandwich was the Milanese toast: Crispy and robust, meat and gravy marvelously copulate, and the tomato is only a small supporting character, if not an awkward voyeur.
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One of Levisse's goals for the show was to invite the audience into an intimate world, to play with the idea that one becomes a voyeur upon entering the gallery.
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I think that the 'porn' films that were shown were anecdotal and the scenes were more from a 'voyeur' point of view as these images once pornographic are just erotic now.
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Yes, The Cobrasnake: a beloved voyeur here at VICE who called himself a hipster "even before hipsters were a thing" and credits himself with the earth-shattering trend of rimless glasses.
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The viewer ultimately wants to be a sort of voyeur into another world, so by allowing them to see "secrets" — personal exchanges — they may become more actively engaged in the work.
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During that time, the approach I took on was of a sensitive voyeur, looking for moments that resonated with my sensibilities and the ideas of dominance that were circling my head.
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Capybara voyeur Elizabeth Congdon, a scientist at Bethune-Cookman University, tells The Verge why capybaras are fascinating to study in the wild — and why we shouldn't get one as a pet.
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CamSoda got the idea to allow non-porn livestreams after it noticed many of its customers on its voyeur cams were interested in watching the actresses and actors be everyday people.
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I worry that for a generation that spends an enormous amount of time online, it's easy to become a voyeur of other people's lives and stop participating in your own life.
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Jennifer Lawrence revealed in an interview last year that while she doesn't have publicly facing social-media accounts, she is online as a "voyeur": "I watch, I don't speak," Lawrence told InStyle.
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A hyper-connected voyeur, Kayla seems hooked on other people's experiences and emotions, a torrent suggesting that they, unlike her, are living their best lives and having the coolest, most awesome time.
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Staging provocations resembling seduction, documenting them with snapshot photography and a forensic first-person point of view, she crosses the thresholds of voyeur and exhibitionist, public and private, conceptual control and chance.
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Just how Ava died, and how Rose got stuck as the person she is, are puzzles to be solved (or sometimes shied away from) as Rose becomes more than a mere voyeur.
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Watching it alone is accompanied by the indecorous sensation of being a voyeur, spiked with gag-inducing feeling of watching much too long, bad, soft porn scenes scored to bland R&B.
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His tale about Gerald Foos—a voyeur who bought a Colorado hotel in the late 60s solely so that he could spy on his guests—would be shady enough as it is.
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On top of that, the guys on the "Let's Play Live" tour chat about things you talk about with your friends, turning it from a voyeur sport to a comedy show, he said.
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My arm started to ache and I made eye contact with one of the artists in the back, he looked down quickly and I felt ashamed for making him feel like a voyeur.
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James Joyce's work might be public property, but when it comes to letters, at least as far as this voyeur is concerned, you can hardly get mad at someone for closing the blinds.
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Tarver casts the viewer in the role of voyeur, peeking through the foliage and — if you read the two paintings as frames in a sequence — over a wall to glimpse an eroticized figure.
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And if any NPCs were to exist in them, the player, often essentially a voyeur in someone else's story, would look to them for explicit answers, rather than piece together these narratives for themselves.
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In the same interview where she talked about having a "voyeur" social-media presence, Lawrence also voiced her distaste for the internet, saying that it breeds "backlash" and has "scorned" her in the past.
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On Saturday at Brooklyn Bridge Park, the troupe performs works by its founder, Gina Gibney, plus a collaboration with Cumbe: Center for African and Diaspora Dance; and "Voyeur," a performance installation by David Thomson.
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"I'm definitely a voyeur," Mr. Woodhouse said after showing a collection of graphically patterned capes, wrapped trousers, skimmers and fingertip length coats with kimono closures that drew clear inspiration from his current host culture.
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Entering "Voyeur Voyager Forager Forester," Birnbaum's installation of 16 of these totems at Denny Gallery on the Lower East Side is intended to feel, then, a bit like walking into a dense, humming forest.
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Ulysse Nardin has a long tradition of creating risqué timepieces, such as the Erotica Jarretière, which depicts a couple making love in Venice, and the Classic Voyeur, a scene in a Louis XIV salon.
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" Speaking to InStyle last year, Aniston confirmed she didn't have a Twitter, Facebook, or Instagram account at the time, but admitted that she would "dip into Instagram and sort of be a secret voyeur.
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On Thursday, Netflix dropped the first trailer for Voyeur, a documentary that centers on a story that writer Gay Talese spent years working on, only to watch it spiral into a full-blown scandal.
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You can choose to be a mere "voyeur," as opposed to a "featured participant" (with a solo action or bit of dialogue) or a "group participant" (you have the company of at least two others).
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It traces Talese's decades-long correspondence with Gerald Foos, a voyeur who owned a motel that he modified so he could watch people from the ceiling and record what he saw (mostly people doing it).
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"The central fact of the piece, that Gerald Foos was, in the late '60s and '70s, a voyeur, spying on the guests in his motel, is not in doubt in the article," Mr. Remnick wrote.
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Lily, a self-described "voyeur in their midst," observes the brief glory of the Trenthams' social experiment and its decline, as the group's delicate equilibrium is disturbed when Evan invites more artists into the fold.
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The allusion to totems, though, is particularly fitting as Voyeur Voyager Forager Forester feels like a tribute to the refrigerator of yesteryear and the cheesy design aesthetics now replaced with modern, sleek exteriors and interiors.
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The jilted lover is likely to use social media to peer into other people's happy lives like a voyeur, or to compulsively "check on" their former partner as a proxy for preserving the real-life connection.
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His first post, from five weeks earlier, featured the quote "Be The Energy You Want To Attract," which he followed up with a snap of himself working on a photo shoot for clothing brand Voyeur NYC.
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I was about to be a voyeur and an exhibitionist throughout the nude "erotic recess"—code for an hour of masturbating in a lotus-like arrangement of yoga mats, towels, pillows, blankets, and so many vibrators.
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Based on a long-standing correspondence with Gerald Foos, the self-declared "World's Greatest Voyeur", Mr Talese tells the story of his subject's life as owner of Manor House Motel in Colorado for nearly 30 years.
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Shopping for a bathing suit is hard enough when you're not being harassed — but when Candice Spivey's trip to Target's swimwear section was interrupted by the advances of a convicted video voyeur, she took quick action.
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Peppered with sleazy re-enactments and unflattering close-ups, "Voyeur" — a squirmy documentary about the celebrated journalist Gay Talese's infamous investigation of a perverted motel owner — leaves you with an urgent need to take a shower.
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Although earlier in the book Radtke acknowledges the critique of urban exploration and "ruin porn" as voyeuristic, on these pages beauty hardens into a cold surface, and Radtke seems like a voyeur in her own life.
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He explained that one of the reasons he was now willing to reveal himself as a voyeur was that he hoped the media notoriety might draw attention to his collection, which he was eager to sell.
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"But I'm a voyeur: I watch, I don't speak," Part of the reason Lawrence stays hidden and silent is because she finds the Internet to be too negative, energy she doesn't want to welcome into her life.
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"Gerald Foos, as no one calls into question, was an epic voyeur, and, as I say very clearly in the text, he could also at times be an unreliable teller of his own peculiar story," he said.
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Filled with unasked questions and unverified assertions, "Voyeur" is a sad, strange tale of two men whose similarities of taste and temperament — including extreme ego, unbridled nosiness and a penchant for the lurid — are its real subject.
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Calvert, the author of 2000's "Voyeur Nation: Media, Privacy, and Peering in Modern Culture," said that Brzezinski could potentially sue for defamation for the "facelift" remark, but questioned what she could claim as damages from that.
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"The Voyeur's Motel" uses Foos's own meticulous journals to tell story of a voyeur who admits to invading the privacy of thousands of guests at the Manor House Motel in the Denver suburb of Aurora beginning in 1969.
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He says that he is a "technology enthusiast" rather than a voyeur, and is motivated by curiosity and enthusiasm for AI, as well as a desire to see if he could make an "economic return" from his experiments.
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That parenthetical interjection "(mm)" adds a note of humor as it exposes the need to distance ourselves from others in order to maintain our privileged status of voyeur, which we have become, whether we admit it or not.
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In order to illustrate that thesis, the season is built around the question of whether or not serial rapist Bryce Walker and attempted school shooter and voyeur Tyler Down (Devin Druid) can be redeemed via the power of friendship.
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The V.R. camera, coming in close, can play a supporting role—one that does not shy away from intimacy and eye contact—and you, the viewer, instead of being a voyeur, are a participant, if you get my drift.
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There was much more made of his swimming prowess, even though the female swim team had various things to say about feeling that he'd been kind of a voyeur and really creepy around them in ways that were really inappropriate.
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He is a voyeur, seduced at first by stories that appeared allegorical—Arctic scientists trapped by melting ice on an island inhabited by polar bears, or a Russian boy killed by anthrax from a reindeer carcass uncovered by thawing permafrost.
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Miles (Lewis Pullman), the concierge who, as the hotel's sole employee, also serves as barman, maid, and part-time voyeur (we'll get to that) gives his spiel about the El Royale being a "bicoastal establishment," and the guests pick a room.
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The work is oddly riveting, being clearly homoerotic in its slow, sensual, visual consideration of the men's bodies, while putting the viewer in the position of being the willing voyeur to what feels like a ritual one should not be permitted to see.
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"Voyeurism is certainly a part of viewing any kind of pornography, so it's not surprising, really, that 'voyeur porn,' which plays up the transgressive act of watching something naughty that you are presumably not intended to see has an appeal," Comella says.
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One self-proclaimed Fortnite voyeur is rapper Drake, who took to Twitch — a live-streaming video platform — to play against Tyler "Ninja" Blevis, 26, an eGaming star who has received hundreds of thousands of profile views since starting to game for an audience.
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Then I accidentally sped up the NEVE hardcore record like 30 bpm and grabbed a mid-verse part of their song that sounded sick in conjunction with what Pauli was already was referring to in "VOYEUR FUCK SHIT," and the rest is history.
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On this program, the performers and dance makers present "Remembering What Never Happened," an exploration of memory in which they interact with life-size projections of themselves, and "Voyeur," inspired by the paintings of Edward Hopper, which captures Hopper's tantalizing observation of private lives.
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A recipe, a book about mathematics, the kind of wood used to make clogs, a Bertolucci film, a realtor's description of a castle for rent in Dordogne, "Chopin's Nocturne in F Sharp Major, Op. 15, No. 2" — can any of these inform the frustrated voyeur?
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"I thought it would be very interesting to create this voyeur experience for our readers, in which they are peering into a conversation that Joe and this artist are having on a very familiar layout," said Antonio De Luca, an assistant editor at The Times.
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The new film "Redoubt," shot in his home state of Idaho, riffs on the myth of Diana and Actaeon; the goddess, here, is an NRA-approved sharpshooter, while the doomed voyeur is the artist himself, making plein-air etchings of Diana and her attendants.
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As an observer of this film, a voyeur of these people, you are stuck being a hypocrite: No matter how you spin it, you are guilty of playing a role in a kind of Westernization regardless of how sincere or well-meaning you may be.
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The opening day of Mr Bollea's trial came a day after Erin Andrews, a sportscaster for Fox, won a $55m verdict from a jury in Nashville for a secret video recording showing her in the nude in 2008; the hotel and the voyeur were both found responsible.
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It was from Gerald Foos, the proprietor of the Manor House Motel in Aurora, Colorado; in the letter and subsequent ones that followed, Foos described his life as a voyeur, using his motel as a "laboratory" to spy on guests at their most intimate and banal moments.
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" Awards for outstanding production went to Art Bridgman and Myrna Packer for "Voyeur"; Antony Hamilton for "Meeting"; ligia lewis for "minor matter"; Taylor Mac for "A 24-Decade History of Popular Music"; and Abdel Salaam, the director of Forces of Nature Dance Theater, for "Healing Sevens.
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The palmy travel posters and black-and-white photographs of the grand hotels and casino on the seafront in the town's turn-of-the-century heyday as a resort also led me to understand that Ensor was something of a voyeur in relation to all this splendor.
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In "Big Little Lies," the witnesses being questioned aren't the suspects but a Greek chorus of Otter Bay parents, whose put-downs reminded me of the narrator of the opening of Jonathan Franzen's "Freedom," a voyeur who sees the book's main character in coldly satirical terms.
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The sentences in this book are potent and evocative, though after a while of envisioning such unremitting destruction — page upon page of toddlers dying, plagues released by melting permafrost and wildfires incinerating tourists at seaside resorts — I began to feel like a voyeur at an atrocity exhibition.
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Watching Bethenny battle through all of that trouble while on camera made me feel less like a voyeur into the worlds of these weird rich ladies who didn't seem to actually exist, and more like watching a real human being suffer the same deep hurts I was suffering.
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The difference is that Duchamp's installation requires the viewer to look through a peephole in a massive wooden door, transforming him or her into a voyeur, while Beck's almost miniature scale make the viewer feel like the sole, colossal witness to something that he or she can do nothing about.
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"In order to help protect the forum, its shooters and avoid unnecessary attention/drama, it's now required that photos of sporting events do not include any identifiable information on the subjects," a 2015 post from the site's administrator 'Darth Voyeur,' who uses a picture of Darth Vader as their avatar, reads.
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Anna, in her quasi-paralysis, has become a shameless voyeur; she has acquired a camera with a powerful zoom lens that apparently allows her not only to spy on lovers next door but to note the very "archipelago of tiny moles trailing across the back" of a beautiful red-haired adulteress.
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Calle once travelled to Venice in pursuit of a mysterious man, "Henri B." Calle's story reverses the usual roles of man as voyeur and woman as passerby: Elken shows us Calle's fascination with Henri, how she follows him from a distance, dodging in and out of shops to watch while remaining out of sight.
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Most of our narratives are crafted so a female listener can identify with the woman, but one of our recent stories is about three men at a gay club, and we discuss whether listeners identify with one character, or if they're more of a voyeur, excited to have eyes into the whole relational dynamic.
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Before I've even been able to glance at my questions, she asks me about my favorite episode of her series, which turns out to be a deeply personal question; while I'd probably first downloaded the series to be an emotional voyeur, it had dredged up all sorts of uncomfortable realizations about my own romantic life.
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In 20043, when Burning Man sued a pornography website called Voyeur Video for selling VHS tapes of naked Burning Man participants for $29.99, Marian Goodell, then the director of communications for Burning Man, told the New York Times that its participants "trust the process" of the legal system, which is why they decided to file suit.
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The appeal of this type of pornography to viewers rests in its (apparent) authenticity: Voyeur porn, as the name suggests, is meant to look as if it was filmed spontaneously, without the subjects' consent, though whether that is true is often ambiguous—some porn producers use techniques to make staged scenes seem caught in the wild.
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The inclusion of trans imagery on this major label from an iconic photographer may be seen as a significant step forward for trans representation in fashion but, at the same time, some critics of Goldin's work have argued that she can be seen as exploitative of her subjects, turning the viewer into a voyeur of their struggles.
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People in almost any industry would prefer not to dwell on the transactional basis of their relationships with others, but that's what Fraser asked her peers to join her in doing when she took up the old metaphor of artist as prostitute, and implicated everyone involved: the dealer as pimp, the collector as john, the viewer as voyeur.
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The details of the Dalís' relationship are hazy, with reports variously that the surrealist was a virgin when he met his wife, that masturbation was his near-only source of sexual release, that he was a voyeur and preferred to watch Gala sleep with other men, that he was impotent, and that he had an affair with Spanish poet Federico García Lorca.
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What a voyeur would see in Mr. Guttenberg's latest apartment is a small and eclectic collection of antiques, among them a hand-painted pine armoire; a 100-year-old Austrian grandfather clock; a 19th-century sculpture of a pair of cherubs displayed on a Spanish baroque walnut pedestal; and an 18th-century figure of a Madonna atop an 18th-century Louis XIII-style walnut side table.
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" Penis trees flourished throughout Europe, according to his research: A 14th century French manuscript contains two images of nuns harvesting penises from trees and tucking them into their robes; a wood carving from the early 15th century currently kept at a museum in Germany depicts a woman casually plucking penises while her lover peruses a vulva tree; and a decorative badge found in the Netherlands "shows a couple making love under a phallus tree, possibly being watched by a voyeur.
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