Living in an all-pervasive image world, you can't help but wonder, with the most frequently repeated types of pictures, how is it possible to make a photo that is distinct from the millions that have come before?
"The Invisible War" presents other numbers, mostly from the military's own records, that make the picture of pervasive abuse even more alarming.
The documents and transcripts paint a picture of pervasive corruption involving some of the biggest boxing promoters in the United States, including Bob Arum, Don King and Cedric Kushner.
The US cables paint a picture of pervasive corruption in Croatian politics and business, while also crediting the current government of Jadranka Kosor with a serious clean-up campaign.
The movie is earnest and a little stiff, but it paints an emotionally accessible picture of the pervasive racism that Robinson faced, and the loneliness of his struggle with it.
In the antenna era, bad reception and picture quality was pervasive and frustrating, but ultimately defined the aura of classic American television.
In Paradise Bar, a diagram of bamboo stools and cane trellises bearing fake vines, the whole space – the whole picture – is painted a pervasive infrared; a darkroom awaiting some development.
"The recent vandalism paints the picture of the already pervasive culture of rape and harassment at UNC," Pino said in an email, "and that of a national administrative indifference to college sexual violence and harassment".
Video enhancement, better and more pervasive interface effects, much faster tasks like encoding video, resizing pictures, editing photos… and that's just a start.
The nature of that catastrophe is not made clear but in some of Struth's pictures there is the pervasive if never explicit suggestion of the Third Reich and the second world war.
