Everyone's phones rose up to take pictures of themselves in a picture imitating a picture from the Oscars: such was American socialism in the year 2015.
She then invites the child's engagement by waving at the picture, imitating the activity of the pigs' mother in the illustration.
Here, too, is a set of photos of him trying to blow cigar smoke to imitate a picture of a cloud, and another series in which he stands waving to boats as they go by.
It might be an image of rival politicians pretending to respect each other, or the publicity photograph of someone who was alive enough to pose for it until he died of a heart attack last night, or perhaps a picture of football players imitating pile drivers in a championship maneuver.
The participants are invited to imitate pictures of actors expressing a positive emotion and to become aware of the sensations this produces.
You don't begin by drawing a beautiful picture of your own — you imitate another picture.
The other one, another minority person, takes a picture of a naked woman imitating Christ at the Last Supper.
Done in 1603, when Rubens was 26 and on a diplomatic mission to Spain, the painting earned him instant fame, and its thrusting composition — with horse and rider advancing out of the picture toward the viewer — was imitated throughout Europe.
Nonetheless, although the histopathological findings in animal models resemble the changes seen in human lungs upon disease development, it has not been possible to fully imitate the pathological picture of BPD.
Future research in emotion expression ability should explore other task types, such as imitating facial pictures or perhaps utilizing emotional photos (e.g., International Affective Picture System pictures; Lang, Bradley, & Cuthbert, 1999).
