Just four years separated Blue Marble from another profound Apollo picture – Earthrise, captured by Bill Anders on Christmas Eve 1968.
The writer who emerges from the text is not the fire-breathing, slash-and-burn partisan attacker Mr. Gingrich's critics portrayed from his time as House speaker, nor the profound, big-picture thinker Mr. Gingrich the candidate presents himself as.
Truly, I was in the presence of what I describe as art, so sacred and profound, a picture-perfect frame captured through the lens of my own eyes.
"It's wonderful to be doing something profound," he says, painting a picture of a world where "most personal communication and information exchanges will be wireless and accessible anywhere".
He is one of them in their common humanity and that, in the end, is what marks McCullin, a person in search of something that is mysterious in his own life but profound in his pictures 'Don McCullin' will be published by Jonathan Cape on September 6 at £50.
Mr. Lantos said the decision "projects a picture of profound weakness in U.S. diplomacy".
In describing their experiences of unlawful arrests and detention, violence, extortion, vilification and exclusions, participants present a picture of profound exploitation and repeated human rights violations.
For instance, a picture of profound hearing loss associated with the presence of slow negative components at low stimulation intensities in electrocochleography recordings points to a presynaptic disorder with reduced dendritic activation and preserved function of auditory nerve fibers.
Thirty of the 35 faces are pictures of profound sadness, of vacant eyes and downturned mouths.
While the pictures are profound, it is the stories of the people memorialized in these images that really break your heart.
