People look at photographs differently now, and what is considered good composition has changed over time.
When in the early 1860s a well-connected, exuberant, middle-aged Englishwoman named Julia Margaret Cameron took up the camera as a vocation, she usually photographed men differently than she photographed women.
The resin coated photographs behaved differently, with less significant colour change measured or visually perceived in the insufficiently washed photographs aged at 50 °C and 70% RH or the insufficiently washed and well processed photographs aged at 50 °C and 90% RH.
Contrast this use to the depiction of seed colour with, we hope, unretouched photographs of differently coloured seeds.
And like everyone I keep photographing, she appeared differently each time.
Shown is a representative photograph of the two differently treated mice.
Each orbital surface contains an additional sagittally oriented medial orbital sulcus, which is particularly long in the left hemisphere, and there is an arcuate sulcus on the right, which is shown to be connected with the posterior orbital sulcus in the slightly differently angled photograph of Witelson et al. (1999 b ).
Seeing no need to treat a famous writer differently when photographing him, Mr. Hosoe took the rubber hose with which Mishima's father was watering the garden and wrapped it around the half-naked writer, who had been sunbathing when the photographer arrived.
Most viewers look at a large photograph on a gallery wall differently than they would look at it in a book, or as a small print.
When the French photographers and adventurers Fabrice Nadjari and Cedric Houin arrived in the first village, they found that even photographs, which freeze time, worked differently.
