In perhaps the film's most striking shot, a huge passenger jet arrives to pick up the girl and the ballots she has collected.
The challenge from Capitol Hill is the most striking shot in a rising political battle about whether the Fed's decision to provide emergency loans to major Wall Street investment banks should be accompanied by stricter regulation over their activities – as is already the case for commercial banks.
The first pictures to gain a wider currency were, indicatively enough, Weston's own favourite of a boy urinating into a basin and that of a striking worker shot on a demonstration (taken with a borrowed camera).
And get them he did, in all smashing 68 off 60 balls the most striking shot of which was the wallop off Brian McMillan that flew back over the bowler's head for a huge six.
One striking shot, well into the film, mounts the camera on the hood of Shelley Duvall's car and then, as the car drives through the desert, almost insolently pans from horizon to horizon to show that nothing more is there.
In one striking shot, Monika leans over to light her cigarette from the tip of one smoked by a strange man (a blatantly sexual gesture), then, as Bergman brings down the lights and the background darkens into a deep shadow, turns and looks directly at the audience, confronting us through the lens of the camera.
Lum-Tec just posted this striking shot of their new B8 chronograph.
They shift into action, leaving the building; in one of the movies most striking shots, a lone warrior glides out through the stillness on a moving escalator ramp.
Her work has appeared in Time, Newsweek, the New Yorker, and many other places, and her forthcoming book, In the Light of Darkness (out this fall from Schilt Publishing), collects some of her most striking shots along with a series of personal essays describing her journey from turn-of-the-millennium Pakistan to the still-in-progress Arab Spring uprisings.
There are also some striking shots of cowboys dancing, or riding on horseback with Hebrew flags.
