With the help of some friends, Liste captured parties at luxurious hotels and rubbed shoulders with celebrities, entrepreneurs, artists, footballers, and socialites in Rio's upscale enclaves.
Pretty soon, Gabe and Mike decided the digital grain provided its own built-in aesthetic charm, and took it out to capture parties in LA's Fairfax District.
Eric Strom is a photographer best known for his GlitterGuts photo booth, which captures parties big and small with photo backdrops nearly as eclectic as the partygoers.
Because their districts were heavily Democratic, Mr. Jeffries, a black lawyer, and Ms. Meng, a lawyer who will be New York's first Asian-American House member, were widely expected to win the general election after capturing their party's nomination in June.
Roxy Music's Wearside-raised Bryan Ferry was suavely wrapped up for a rare live interview, capturing the party atmosphere with a quip that his ears were "still ringing" from the night before.
It was Dr. Dean's first visit in more than two months to South Carolina, whose Feb. 3 primary looms as one of his chief challenges to capturing his party's nomination.
The caucus winners, former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee in 2008 and ex-Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum in 2012, were favorites of Christian conservatives but came nowhere close to capturing their party's nomination.
On Wednesday night, a group of young Iraqis, seething over torture and repression they said they had suffered under the party's rule, captured seven party members and killed them with knives, stones and guns.
On the Republican side, you have to go back to Senator Barry Goldwater's nomination, in 1964, to find a Republican who captured a party against the will of the party's élites.
Donald Trump, the Republican presidential front-runner, has also left open the door on a possible third-party run should he fail to capture the party's nomination.
