Sentences with phrase «dying over the photos»

I am literally DYING over these photos!

This was another part of my shoot at The Allis with Cassie and I am just dying over these photos.

I'm absolutely DYING over that photo from Country Living, and I love the mirrored lamp base.

Not exact matches

I've been dying to see Nadia's photos and hear about the trip, and happily found plenty to hold me over here.

It has photos of children who have died in tip - over accidents in it.

I am dying over the wedding photos with Yogi Bear!

Not only is this such a beautiful and creative idea, I am dying over the styling in that first photo.

We both shoot photos and I would die over the thought of a wedding without a second shooter.

Dying over these gorgeous photos.

I'm dying over these gorgeous photos!

Mel Gibson's LAPD undercover narcotics officer Martin Riggs contemplates suicide over a photo of his wife, who died recently in a car accident.

But he had felt that night, while his wife kept the children over by the road — he had rushed them from the house when he saw that the barn was on fire — as he watched the enormous flames flying into the nighttime sky, then heard the terrible screaming sounds of the cows as they died, he had felt many things, but it was just as the roof of his house crashed in, fell into the house itself, right into their bedrooms and the living room below with all the photos of the children and his parents, as he saw this happen he had felt — undeniably — what he could only think was the presence of God, and he understood why angels had always been portrayed as having wings, because there had been a sensation of that — of a rushing sound, or not even a sound, and then it was as though God, who had no face, but was God, pressed up against him and conveyed to him without words — so briefly, so fleetingly — some message that Tommy understood to be: It's all right, Tommy.

L.A. Expanded: Notes from the West Coast A weekly column by Catherine Wagley «Giving a camera to Diane Arbus is like putting a live grenade in the hands of a child,» Norman Mailer infamously remarked in 1971, less than one year before Arbus died and over nine years after she snapped a photo of a scrawny blond boy who actually did have grenade in hand.

second... i am dying for that rustic framed print you made over your friend's photo!

I am always drooling over your instagram photos, but this blog post is just to die for!!!