He isn't interested in creating work with a defined style but seeks to capture nuanced concepts that engage history, both real and imagined, and parallel worlds where ghosts, time travel and science fiction all exist.
Sites like Bayside Bride and Snippet and Ink offer up gorgeous photos and narrative in their own defined styles: sea-side East Coast weddings, and the ultimate classic weddings, respectively.
In a state where cars define style and status for many residents, Glendale, a city of 200,000 people at the northern edge of Los Angeles, is not alone.
And I'm not just talking about this disappointing Olympic team or Menezes's credentials, but about the lack of a defined identity or style in the national team.
He completed the opposite side four years later, in a more defined, linear style.
She had worked in fashion over three decades, launching trends, defining styles, but never becoming dated.
Most often these discussions focus on the nature of 'signature' physical features, but notions expressed in this article would contend that several aspects of the design process are just as significant in defining a style as the replication of features.
They did so in an obsessively formalist way that defined a style, and made them one of the most dominant influences in contemporary European photography and art.
Amid the nationwide panic over the rising costs of public employee pensions, one proposed solution is nearly universal: States and municipalities should shutter their traditional defined benefit plans and place all new employees in a 401 k -style defined contribution plan instead.
It wasn't much used before the design historian Bevis Hillier published his delightful book Art Deco of the 20s and 30s in 1968, defining a style that had more usually been known as moderne, modernistic and jazz modern.
Both fairs were acutely aware of each other and in many ways defined their styles of presentation in contrast.
