Word: photographs
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Some of your Oct. 10 letters to the editor dealt with modern-designed churches and their architects, who had been "snubbed" because their names had been left out of your original Sept. 19 spread. Here at Riverside Tabernacle in Flint, Mich., we feel doubly snubbed because you failed to photograph the most beautiful new church in the country [see cut] and, at the same time, to mention that it was designed on the drawing board by our pastor, the Reverend M.A. Jollay. Not only did he do the actual work?all without a formal degree in architecture?but he received...
Four years ago, the Boston Museum of Science had an exhibit called “Face Aging,” in which anyone under 15 could go into a booth that would photograph him and then produce images supposedly reflecting what the child would look like as he aged into his 60s. Gullette, who attended the exhibit while in the process of writing Aged by Culture, summarized the children’s reactions as a mix of fear and disgust...
...Setting the Record Straight Golf Courses ? In the "Asia's Best" issue [Nov. 22], our item on the most spectacular golf course, the Gulmarg Golf Club in Kashmir, was mistakenly accompanied by a photograph of a different site, the Royal Springs Golf Course, also in Kashmir...
...stranger to her, remains close by to offer help. Fast-forward to a few years later. Alice and Dan are together in the romance that seemed destined from their first gaze. Dan, at a photo shoot for the jacket of his soon-to-be-released novel, meets the stunning photographer Anna (Julia Roberts), and mutual attraction quickly turns into a brief moment of indiscretion. An internet sex joke gone awry ultimately has unintended effects as Anna meets and begins to fall in love with Larry (Clive Owen), a dermatologist possessing—being euphemistic here—an avaricious sexual...
...close-ups put you right in the moment so that you can almost feel the heat emanating from the skin of their passion-filled bodies. His trademark zoom shots, while they still precisely cut through space, now move with the grace of an aged master. Like a Cartier-Bresson photograph, they reveal “the decisive moment” during which the emotions that threaten to sweep away the characters instantaneously come together...