And in 2005 she completed Presentation Sisters at a convent in Cork: a muted collective portrait of the few nuns left and the domestic rituals with which they filled the days.
The second project, "An Island in the Moon," is a series of muted, ethereal portraits of people and landscapes inspired by a quote from Peter Matthiessen's book "The Snow Leopard": "Form is emptiness and emptiness is form".
Churchward also reminds us that Liberman wasn't a bad photographer himself, particularly when it came to the muted color portraits of Picasso, Braque, Giacometti, Léger, and other artists in their dusty studios that he began making right after the war in France.
The book was muted, with unintrusive portraits of Piper's fellow-inmates.
Just as real life is never quite exciting as television, the muted grey-hued portraits of Gray Area aren't as immediately eye catching as the collages of Live and in Color.
Ms. Insdorf was particularly taken with "Sue, Mr. Kollekk's muted 1997 feature, a portrait of a lonely Manhattan woman.
Smoke applied to and scraped away from the interiors of the bottles produces another form of imagery, also reminiscent of early photography, while the beer cans have been fashioned into picture frames and printed with portraits so muted they recall daguerreotypes.
The resulting portrait has a muted, ethereal quality that seems to place the subject in literal and figurative mists of time.
Despite the colorful, hyperkinetic sounds of each member's past, the new band's self-titled début album is a surprisingly muted affair, presenting a fatigued portrait of modern Britain that is mawkishly dour.
He stumbles across the famous portrait of Kennedy colors muted, head bowed, the noble martyr.
