Word: camera
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...exhibition's most stunning images, entitled "Los Agachados" (The Crouching Ones), demonstrates this double significance. In the photo, a row of men are seated at a restaurant counter with their backs to the camera, apparantly eating or drinking. Their heads hidden in brutal shadow, their bodies appear in stark relief against the shade inside the restaurant, strangely lifeless. The startling image, with its oddly posed figures, echoes the Surrealist attempts to defamiliarize the human body and confuse the boundary between shadow and reality. But, in juxtaposing images of plenty and those of descending doom, "Los Agachados" also resonates with ancient...
DISPOSABLE CAMERA...
Montgomery, an East Asian Studies concentrator who interned at a Japanese pharmaceuticals company, said she enjoyed mugging for the camera. Producers asked her to eat sushi and capture her response for the television audience...
Armed with microphone and camera, Shore, known as "Pauly the Weasel," joked with some first-years and asked them about the myths of the College...
...Greene is a classic case of a writer whose life is so absorbed with his material that he can no longer distinguish between the two. If he brought a camera to a picnic, even I would wonder...