13. always remembering, that as the upper parts of columns are more distant from the eye, they deceive it when viewed from below, and that we must, therefore, actually add what they apparently lose.
He photographed them at eye level, from adjacent roofs rather than from below, de-emphasizing their scale.
"I haven't seen you look like this," Merchant said, referring either to Mosley's performance, or to the puffiness that flattened his eyes from above and below, or to all of it.
And I try to shoot it either from their eye level or below, because as soon as you start looking down at them, that's when they ' start looking like a cutesy pet.
We explore the edifice as if through a disembodied eye from near, far, above and below.
Rather, we explore the edifice as if through a disembodied eye, from near and far, and above and below.
We explore the edifice as if through a disembodied eye from near and far and above and below.
"Someone was punching me, but I was reluctant to take my eyes from the people below us, and from the image of Atticus's lonely walk down the aisle," Scout relates, in one of American literature's most moving passages: "Miss Jean Louise?" I looked around.
Women notice this, as we avert our eyes from the festering garbage heap below your ankles.
