Sentences with phrase «just seen our photographs»

Moments after meeting them for our «engagement shoot» we knew they were the perfect choice for us, and having just seen our photographs we were right.

They just see photographs of Chinese classrooms where you have a teacher in the front and students behind rows and the idea is, well, if that's happening there it must be rote learning.

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So he photographed the people: «Not Putin, not vodka, just the people I saw every day, living their lives.»

I was actually surprised when I saw the chicken on your blog, because I had assumed you were veggie It looked really tasty, meat is so incredibly difficult to photograph that it actually looks appealing That's so important that you say «no shame, no labels, just good food».

I too just recently purchased this book and was pleasantly surprised to see one of the dishes I was eying up photographed.

I suggest a lighter touch of glaze than seen in the photographs — just enough to seal in the layers — so it will meld with the cake instead of acting as a separate layer.

I had never seen him in my life, except in dated photographs, but I knew it was Fischer, just plain knew it the instant I saw him.

Obviously there are still issues to sort out in respect of the stadium safety issues, but if you look at some of the still photographs of the faces of some of the people involved, purporting to be both West Ham and Chelsea fans, you can see just why they are there, namely to cause trouble.

It's taken some time, probably longer than anyone envisaged when the project started, but last month, just ahead of the home game against West Ham, saw the photographs of...

Think very carefully before giving out your contact details to another parent you meet online, or before uploading photographs of your child, even if a seemingly innocent person just wants to see a picture.

That horribly frightening image of the woman delivering at home in Brazil (I think), photographed by a homebirth photographer and she's in the shower, crouching down, and all you can see is a bright purple hand emerging - arm presentation, at home, primigravid mum, and the midwife just watching.

Mr Dumelo over the weekend, sent social media buzzing after he posted a photograph of Mr Boateng selling bread on the street with the caption: «Just saw a Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) grad hawking in traffic... What went wrong?»

What you see when you look at a photograph of a place — not just an X on a map — is invariably dense with all sorts of information that you process almost unconsciously.

To gain the illusion of a three - dimensional view, an operator dons a pair of liquid crystal spectacles whose lenses are made alternately clear and opaque in synchronisation with the display, so that each eye sees just one photograph.

These 10 animals are just a few of the species to have been lost to extinction but still can be seen via old photographs

When I saw photographs of elephantiasis, it really just blew my mind.

«One very elderly man who we photographed just starting giggling when he saw his picture because he had never seen his own image,» she recalled.

Cousin Tracee came for a visit over the holidays and let me photograph her in the Frilling outfit she was wearing; although, she's Frilling every time I see her — this is just a sample of her Frillingness.

Also, you hardly ever seen jewelry photographed on a white background like that (I feel like it's usually black) so I think my white blazer helps the rest of the outfit stand out, just like the photo background.

The Kettlewell range is beautifully photographed so that we can all see just how all these various shades will co-ordinate and blend together with endless variations.

Not just photograph it all for IG and then leave (I've seen this happen IRL!)

IMAGE SOURCE — I do love a good pork pie, and I absolutely love seeing pork pie cakes as weding cakes, this one photographed by Paul Joseph Photography is just amazing!

Lucien Pagès, founder, Lucien Pagès: «It is a transition moment... The print won't disappear, it will just become more exclusive, more special things you want to collect... I've never seen so many magazines photographed for Instagram.»

Upon arriving at Tegalalang, just 20 minutes north of Ubud Palace, you'll instantly see why this one of the most photographed landscapes in Bali — it's stunning.

Just seeing Irina's eyes in her initial photograph told me she was a special person...»

Also make sure and upload a recent photograph of yourself for others to see wherein it is just you and no - one else around.

Just click on the search button to see some of the brilliantly clear photographs up close!

I do want to see the system change — as does Marc — and I don't think serious philanthropists should just «do good» and «get thanked, praised, photographed [and] tweeted about.»

As teachers, we can get a lot of ideas and inspiration just from seeing a photograph from another teacher's classroom.

Andrew King drives it and relates its history / Ettore and the taxman — Sandy Skinner has been investigating the Bugatti patron's tax affairs and finding a number of small transgressions / The Gentle Art of Cardening — Gerry Michelmore can see the funny side of cyclecar ownership and expatiates on just a few of his adventures with a 1921 Carden / Together Again After 80 Years — David Burgess-Wise recalls reuniting his lovely 1926 Kelsch - bodied Delage DISS with its original owner's Cirrus Moth aircraft / A Family Photograph Album — John Warburton examines a fascinating motoring album from the inter-war period, featuring a number of rarities / Back on the Road — Ford UK's post-war V8 Pilot is becoming quite rare.

In the most recent round of spy photographs, we can see just how aggressive Chevrolet is making the Z / 28.

A sunrise hike is perfect to photograph volcanoes, the lake and also gives you the perfect opportunity to contact with nature, the bird's songs, the wind and just by seing the smoke of the kitchen and everyone getting up for a new day of work really gives you an experience!

There are many things to do and see in Brecon Beacons, such as trekking, cycling, photographing, or just enjoying a cup of tea in the tea room overlooking the breathtaking view around here.

kinda just like the one that our very own Kristen just got with her photographs (see example below)...

Just like the surreal volcanic landscapes of Cappadocia and the bizarre natural terraces of carbonate minerals in Pamukkale, as soon as I saw photographs of the stunning clifftop monasteries of Meteora, I knew I had to go.

He loves to turn a portrait photograph into something you'd expect to see from that black reel of film, all those years ago — adding just a splash of colour and interest to really make the image pop.

Seen independently from the photograph, I noticed areas that I felt just worked whether they were an accurate portrayal of the original image or not.

Thinking some visitors might be disappointed by the substitute images, I also had our registrar place an explanatory note next to each postcard, thus: Temporarily removed for restoration, or Temporarily removed to be photographed, and so forth, just as you've seen in museums elsewhere.

I'll jot down a note to myself or take a bad photograph with my mobile phone just to remind me of what I saw.

Driven by an interest and insight into «the way that the world is constituted», as well as what he describes as «the pure joy of seeing», Gursky makes photographs that are not just depictions of places or situations, but reflections on the nature of image - making and the limits of human perception.

I've seen so many of them over the years and I've taken so many photographs, they often are very characterful, either to do with the hand of the artist or just the interpretation of this animal.

In another photograph, Beck himself is seen reflected in a bathroom mirror, posed with his hand over his mouth, eyes wide, as if he espies something menacing just beyond the frame.

The inclusion of two photographs of office lobbies by Hannah Starkey, seen just as one enters the main space, continues this point.

And yet in both cases the surprising manner in which the imagery is presented provokes the viewer to see the architecture anew, just as the photographs maintain their own presence as compelling aesthetic objects.

Just as prominent in this seminal group is Weems, who uses riveting archival photographs of slaves as the foundation for a wincing examination of racism in her 1995 series «From Here I Saw What Happened and I Cried.»

To take just one example: A photograph of a Mount Desert Island tidal marsh shows a stillness beyond imagining — but not beyond seeing, as Porter shows.

Other far - flung locations in this Talent in Texas show reflect art - making's increasingly migratory character, such as rural Maine — see Keliy Anderson - Staley's fascinating Off the Grid series depicting the homes of families living without plumbing or electricity — and Venezuela, where Miguel Amat shot his hauntingly ambiguous large - format photographs of dams used not just to generate electricity to «contain» the leisure activities of low - and middle - income local tourists who lack international travel options.

The loosely chronological grouping allows us to see just how quickly responses to the crisis infiltrated art and life: the restless, angry, and tragic photographs documenting the illness and its physical toll on artists and their loved ones are almost too many to count.

I wish everyone would see the beauty that I saw in Dumas's photographs — just visit the Julie Saul Gallery between now and March 9, 2013.

This studio, as seen in the photographs, looks to be a spartan place, with a chair for sitting, or maybe a bed or a couch, or just bare space.