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Lucy Thackray Presenter Michael Mosley has fronted a number of science-based shows for the BBC, the best of which involved taking magic mushrooms on camera to explore the brain, and delving into the fascinating history of heart surgery.
Work proceeded cautiously: before a dig began, his team used a robot with a video camera to explore the tunnel, which turned out to be as long as a football field, passing below the nearby great plaza as well as the pyramid.
In the ongoing project Geometrical Rhythmics, multimedia artist Giga Kobidze uses his camera to explore the surfaces, textures, and spaces of major American metropolitan cities.
Now his doctors were using cameras to explore the worlds within.
"For me, it was important to leave the clinic and use a camera to explore that issue". In "Medicine and the Vision of Documentary Photography," Moses strives to pass along the same lesson.
Many of the girls use the camera to explore setbacks in life and tough back-stories.
In the forthcoming "Who Am I?," five very different photographers, from Cindy Sherman to Ernest C. Withers, all use the camera to explore questions of identity.
In 1842, the pioneering French photographer Joseph-Philibert Girault de Prangey (1804 1892) set out eastward across the Mediterranean with a custom-built camera to explore ancient lands that were largely unknown to the Western world.
Questioning the mythification of Dublin (and other sites around Ireland) as the site of the rebellion, he uses his camera to explore and expose these neglected narratives, that 'haunt us through presence and absence'.
The half-Indian, half-Italian artist uses her camera to explore what it means to be biracial and queer, and Haque saw her own background reflected in Romagnoli's work.
The reality was that she was first and always a creature of the stage, all about projecting her larger-than-life personality at an audience, never about allowing a camera to explore her face and reveal her feelings.
