One of the resulting photographs, of the poet and artist Jean Cocteau, is a remarkable study, in which she has him framed in an arch, gazing directly at the camera.
"I guess I was lucky," he mumbles, in-between spitting another ball of gob into the long grass where Herzog has him framed.
The characters are depicted neither as purely good or evil: for example, Rosie in "The Super" triumphs over the racist, abusive superintendent by stealing his money, having him framed for pedophilia, and driving him to suicide.
"It is one of those good feelings you want to carry on and we are really pleased to have him in that frame of mind.
Gronkowski's enjoyment of football, combined with ridiculous physical skills and a 6-foot-6, 265-pound frame, have him entering his second playoff game at age 22 with historic accomplishments.
Here in the U.S., a large number of tributes to him have framed him as a crusader of human rights who died for good but the fact is -- and most Pakistanis will tell you, if they are not in the habit of pandering to Western imagery, that what really killed Salman Taseer was anything but an isolated -- though brave -- act of heroism.
"I've watched him frame the ball, catch the ball, and I've been very happy with that.
Recently, the press has adopted Lennox Lewis as one of its own and has framed him, at least in the boxing arena, as "Britain's last hope for glory".
His opponents have successfully framed him as an out-of-touch magnate with a tin ear for the travails of the common person.
