Pictures from that confrontation recall pictures from Birmingham circa 1963.
Spookily silent, these photographs recall pictures taken by spy satellites or from cameras in guided missiles hurtling toward targets.
Those of an age to remember Grace Kelly's wedding, Truman Capote's Black-and-White Black-and-White Black-and-White BallChandl suit will recall pictures of the Countess in her heyday: vertiginous cheekbones, eyes with a feline slant, the nose of an Egyptian queen.
I recall pictures of him, birds perched on his shoulders and his outstretched hands, deer at his feet, maybe a cougar in the background, looking on, and thinking, There are some birds and deer I can kill, but, wait... who's he? Creatures gravitated to St. Francis because they recognized something in him, a quality that normal men lacked.
Older New Yorkers recalled pictures of her visits to various projects throughout the city, to which she unfailingly wore pearls, hat and white gloves, calling to mind, Kiernan writes, "a photograph of the Queen Mother during the Blitz".
Bywaters, Andrade, and Turpin (2004) reported a positive correlation between sad mood and vivid imagery when recalling pictures, suggesting that visual processing was less susceptible than verbal processing to disruption in depression.
If you are good at recalling pictures of the past in your mind, remember to restrict yourself at the earliest and begin to enjoy today instead.
Using the C-211 as a straight digital camera is simple, offering common advantages, like an almost instant preview of pictures and recall of pictures previously shot.
No one can recall a picture of her smiling.
