The photograph was published with her head cropped.
In another scene, her body (head cropped out) appears outdoors in the altogether, attended by a blur of a dog.
He fits the role physically, his big, blocky head cropped, dirt-smeared and scabbed, but he overburdens the character with ruminative "mm-hmm" mannerisms awkwardly reminiscent of Billy Bob Thornton in Sling Blade.
Her long, hard walk, naked with her head cropped brutally short while the people of King's Landing reigned insults and objects upon her and Septa Unella monotonously chanted "Shame", saw her stumble but never entirely fall.
Over the last two decades, this Portuguese painter has stayed true -- obsessively, some might say -- to his signature image of a sexy woman in a simple black dress, her head cropped at the chin like that of a store window mannequin.
She drove past the tinkers at the Cross, the children in their rags running about, feet bare, heads cropped.
The Black Drawings from the 90s are as devastating as they should be: 112 heads, cropped at the neck, that look like thwarted portraits where the human being has been denied, all individuality blocked.
McNutt also regrets the sexism scandal that rocked Science beginning in July 2014, when the journal published a cover photo featuring a pair of transgender women in platform shoes and skin-tight dresses with their heads cropped out of the shot.
Remember when everyone used to have loads of drawers of photos, with people's heads cropped off, fingers over the lens, red-eye, all of which they'd paid actual money to have developed?
Five years ago, says Joe deVries, head of crop research at the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA), the big problems in Africa were prices and investment.
