As he told Julka: "Every detail which I succeed in collecting of you and the children helps me to fit together a larger scale picture of what you are all doing".
People rarely appear in them, however, which may be partly why the exhibition of 50 mostly recent large-scale pictures is titled "ARCHITECTURE OF ABSENCE".
Eggleston elevated colour photography to a fine art in his large-scale pictures of everyday, common places, people, and things often found in public or on the street.
Three large-scale pictures by Bill Jacobson at Julie Saul Gallery participate in that postmodern trend with depictions of crowded New York streets that are so out of focus it's almost impossible to make out their scenes.
His large-scale pictures of tree trunk carvings display words like "Timothy X, Alexlex is NUTS," "Goodbye Etc," and "We Were Here".
She often combines her large-scale pictures with adjacent panels of text, thereby interrupting the linear progression of visual stimulus and demanding a closer inspection of what is actually going on.
Like its subject, M T. Anderson's charming large-scale picture book is ambitious.
(4+) The Wolves of Currumpaw by William Grill (Flying Eye, £14.99) A magnificent large-scale picture book, The Wolves of Currumpaw gives narrative non-fiction a new dimension.
Any large-scale picturing of women belongs to the ongoing story of how women are presented, and how they are invited to think of themselves.
I know that it takes an entire large-scale picture and a combination of the visual, the aural and even a lunge into the unconscious to really get a good laugh.
This is not to detract from the large-scale picture discussed by Jennifer and Cecilia, but under conditions of an overall diminished ice cover, such remnants become very important from a marine ecosystems perspective (e.g., walrus hauling out on such ice) while at the same time continuing to play a role as a hazard to marine operations.
