His space became a marriage of a few personal objects — a flea market blanket on the bed, fresh produce from his farmers' market gig, a kettle for the shared ritual of tea or coffee, his tools, camera, books (including a copy of Gaston Bachelard's "Poetics of Space") and a record player and LPs for music — with the architecture.
Use your backpack as a shield, throw things at the bear, like your pack, camera, books, shoes and drink bottle; preferably aim for sensitive areas of the bear's face.
The second library, dedicated to her Guggenheim grant in 1962, for which she wrote an essay, is filled with many of her cameras, books and photographs.
But the show's theatrical, moodily lighted installations of biographical materials — snapshots, letters, notebooks, cameras, books, keepsakes — strike me as creepy and pointless, except as fuel for the cult of a spicily neurotic woman who committed suicide.
Other things could include cameras, books, paper and pens, alarm clocks, tape and string/rope just in case you need it.
The "decision engine", to use the company's term, does a good job of helping people choose a new camera or book a holiday.
We are, I am, you are by cowardice or courage the one who find our way back to the scene carrying a knife, a camera a book of myths in which our names do not appear.
More than that would be kind of a stretch if you were also planning on bringing things like a camera, a book or two and all the other usual travel accessories.
My shoes are on and I have a bag packed -- camera, lenses, book, phone charger and candy.
Surrounded by at least two dozen plainclothes officers, several of them carrying ill-concealed video cameras in book bags, Lois Wheeler Snow, 79, and her 50-year-old son, Christopher Snow, were halted at the gate of People's University this morning.
