Traditionally, we would have blurred or silhouetted their faces.
Thick black smoke billowing from three blazing auto parts garages blurred the silhouettes of looters.
The eponymous "Flashin' Lights," however, feel much less like club strobes than they do blurred neon silhouettes on the vegas strip.
The fur and frayed organza blurred the taut silhouette, but are even the extreme temperatures of the messed-up planet going to bring ice queen couture dresses onto the streets?
The car silhouettes blurred in the heat, and the faces of the children who had clambered in minutes before faded behind the tinted windows.
With this collection, made up of mostly monochromatic, structured garments with curved asymmetrical silhouettes, Chalayan blurred the line between art and fashion, giving us a runway presentation that could have been confused with performance art.
Or: "With his eyes wide open in the dusk, through the blowing snow he could see their silhouettes blurring against the stands of spruce".
For the longest of time broadcasters have used blurring, they've silhouetted, they've even tried putting masks on people, real makeup.
In the 1980s Ruscha made work in grisaille in which images and texts, often as silhouettes, were softened and blurred.
The silhouette of no sentence is ever blurred.
