Like an Oulipo poet, each photographer framed his own project to order the overwhelming chaos of the city streets.
Museum invigilators and members of the public interrupt the pristine setting, photographers frame shots of the works, and the camera regularly cuts away to discover light fittings and electrical fixtures that resemble the art itself.
Just as the photos echo civilians' varied glimpses into the military machine, they reflect the ways in which photographers frame conflict from all sides.
In a bravura opening sequence, the camera stays static, like a parody of the "Modern Family" titles, as Pfeffermans drift in and out of the wedding photographer's frame, bickering, primping, as uncontrollable as a weather system.
The career courier may be a thing of the past – nowadays it's increasingly common for couriers to earn their money from two or three jobs, enjoying the freedom of the road three or four days a week, supplementing this with the odd evening of bar work, and otherwise busily building up their portfolio as a photographer, or frame-builder, or sommelier, or writer.
And lately the actress has been linked to just about every male she can fit in a photographer's frame with, including Miley Cyrus' fiance, Liam Hemsworth.
If all photographers freeze-frame the world each time they press the shutter button, for Fukase the action seemed darkly loaded – as if through taking a photograph, he could somehow stop time passing.
In addition to the Nikon -original FX-format CMOS sensor, the D700 incorporates Nikon's EXPEED Image Processing System, Nikon's renowned 51-point auto focus system with 3D Focus Tracking and two Live View shooting modes that allow photographers to frame a shot using the camera's three-inch high-resolution LCD monitor.
To accompany our Pairing Cheese and Honey article, stylist Eugene Jho is dripping honey over a gorgeously globby ricotta-topped baguette slice as photographer Jeremy Merriam snaps frames (top photo).
Despite their perceived flexibility, zoom lenses often result in static images, leaving the photographer grappling to frame the image within the fluctuating zoom range.
Sir John Taverner sat near the window of his East Side hotel room, calmly if unsmilingly cooperating as a photographer tried to frame him in the afternoon light.
