We skitter around the world with our smartphone cameras, taking pictures of leaves and sugar cubes and sunsets, then applying filters and making even the mundane look beautiful.
Using the limitless appeal of the famous performing the mundane — look, Angelina's eating a Big Mac and Jennifer is fumigating her house!
Fincher and Cronenweth drew influences from the 1973 film American Graffiti, which applied a mundane look to nighttime exteriors while simultaneously including a variety of colors.
The mundane -- looking for the women's bathroom at an investment banking firm -- becomes a powerful point about gender inequality.
In his Economist portrait of Mandela, Roberts mined the small, mundane areas, looking for the flaws that made Mandela real.
It reminded me of an art director friend from my time in London in the late 1990s who had a way of making the most mundane items look too stylish.
This has put even more impetus behind the professionalisation process even if some of the volunteers' tasks, such as a "one-off experience to help clean and repack Knole's stored collections", might still sound rather mundane.Politicians look wistfully on this success especially the Conservatives, who have watched their own venerable party membership collapse in recent years.
Even mundane objects look covetable once they've been filtered through "Nashville," "Toaster," "Earlybird" or "Lo-fi".
By utilizing digital volunteers and crowdsourcing the seemingly mundane task of looking through images and social media posts at the onset of a crisis can expedite response organizations' assessments and allow them to be even quicker in rescue and response.
Dark, deceptively simple, and slightly disturbing in that distinctly Lynchian way, the film merges the mundane (a deranged looking Pinocchio-like character pressing a red button) with the uncanny, creating an unsettling effect.
Every mundane gesture of someone looking at a cellphone or getting on a bus suddenly becomes very monumental and beautiful".
