Attila Durak, a New-York-trained photographer born in Turkey, compiled the book, traveling around Turkey for seven consecutive summers, living with families and taking their portraits.
That carefree atmosphere is not an accident: for five consecutive summers after his Whitney breakthrough, McGinley set off across America in a bus with a dozen or more models and a camera.
Founded in 1968 and financed by donations from Chappaqua residents, it draws gifted high school students from the Bronx and upper Manhattan for three consecutive summers to study at Horace Greeley High School and live with local families.
Each Fellow comes to us for three consecutive summers.
If the city is eventually chosen, the extreme sports competition would take place for three consecutive summers.
Occasionally, individuals may become very trusting; for five consecutive summers, an individual crake on the Scottish island of Tiree entered a kitchen to feed on scraps, and, in 1999, a wintering Barra bird would come for poultry feed once the chickens had finished.
In spite of two consecutive summers of violence, not a single basic cause of riots has been corrected.
Two consecutive summers with at least one triple-digit day?
For that purpose, we quantitatively sampled P. grandis populations in the littoral zone of nine lakes on the Precambrian Canadian Shield during two consecutive summers (1998 and 1999); lakes were characterized by contrasting Cd levels but similar trophic status.
With a non-linear narrative that restlessly resets itself, this disorientating film shuffles between two consecutive summers and the alternating pitch-black depressive episodes (the type where, for example, one might sleep with a knife under their pillow) of our passive-aggressive, antagonistic BFFs.
Four capture sessions of eight days each were conducted in each site, two per summer during two consecutive summers, totaling 32 days and 352 trap-nights in each site and 23,936 trap-nights in the 68 sites.
