One woman is shown looking over her shoulder at the photographer, pushed to the margins of the picture in a mostly empty room.
Playing Monkeys, by Pieter van der Borcht (1545 1608), features a monkey taking a swing at a teed ball, and Venus, Protectress of Lovers, by Pieter Janszoon Saenredam (1597 1665), shows, in the margins of a picture of an embracing couple with Venus and Cupid, some people playing games such as football and golf.
\u201cAmerican Gothis\u201d is, by a very wide margin, his most effective picture (although \u201cDinner for Threshers,\u201d from 1934, a long, low, cutaway view of a farmhouse at harvesttime, might be his best).
"American Gothic" is, by a very wide margin, his most effective picture — though not his best, for which I nominate "Dinner for Threshers" (1934), a long, low, cutaway view of a farmhouse at harvesttime that brought to disciplined perfection Wood's strong suit, imaginative design.
The likelihood is that the league will be won, and by a sizeable margin, but the bigger picture is that Celtic are making an impact where no other Scottish club can currently dream of and that in itself should see Lennon held in similar esteem to O'Neill.
Sound track, in motion-picture technology, narrow band, usually along the margin of the film, that carries the photographic or magnetic sound record.
When I presented her with pictures to identify, it was difficult for her even to recognize pictures as pictures — she would sometimes look at a column of print or a white margin, thinking it was the picture I was quizzing her about.
Chief executive Kate Swann said that despite the depressed sales picture, gross margins at the high street stalwart had increased, helped by cost cutting.
In capturing images of people from society's margins, Hoek's pictures raise fraught questions about how photographers use the power of the camera, especially when poverty, addiction, or oppression have rendered the people in front of it powerless.
Gross profit margin is not a complete picture.
