In the U.S., it's generally accepted that the right to exploit the image of a celebrity -- indeed, almost any public figure -- is a property right that can be passed to heirs.
As the civil rights movement grew, so did criticism of white people attempting to exploit the images and experiences of people of colour for social and financial gain.
The ad meticulously exploits the image of a global tragedy in order to frighten and retraumatize New Yorkers, and then channel their grief into hatred for a community of people who 1) bear no greater responsibility for the attack than the victims and 2) in many cases are victims or survivors themselves.
The observer exploits the image moments of the object as measured features.
As hope shades into anxiety, White's squeaky voice is all worked up and charming, and the lyrics show a canny sense for how pop can deftly exploit the clichéd images of a doorbell — the entry to his space and a thing that makes a sound, like the song.
He exploits the horrific images of death and destruction on 9/11, but can spare only an hour to testify before the 9/11 commission.
They challenge the assumption that photography is solely a representational medium, explore the process of picture-making, exploit the proliferation of images in a media-saturated world, and blur the lines between photography and other artistic disciplines.
In contrast, passive or named blind approaches for image splicing detection have no demand of prior information and only exploit the knowledge of the image itself, which make them more popular and make them gain more attention.
Genetic algorithm is applied to exploit the correlation of image pixel values to obtain better estimation of neighboring pixel values, which results in optimal balance between information storage capacity and imperceptibility.
The basic idea of such methods is to exploit the advantages of multiple images by using image fusion techniques.
