Maggie, out for a swim, "had her back to the shore, eyes out to sea, floating past the breakers in the mild after-supper surf.
The lake water was a brilliant, almost unreal blue and the breeze was making a brisk headwind as we left the shore, eyes peeled for the highlights of the landscape Klimt immortalized in his work.
A dog in a window next to a huge Stars and Stripes is, at first glance, pure Frank – but there is something more seemingly casual about Shore's eye.
Looking at the pictures is like immersing yourself in a stranger's scrapbook, but in Shore's eyes, these people, these places, these plates of food are at once generic and iconic.
Boggle Hole youth hostel is unusual for its position: at low tide you can fossick for miles along the shore – keeping an eye on the tide – as far as the seal colony at Ravenscar to the south, or to Robin Hood's Bay to the north (for Whitby the cliff path is safer).
As we marched down the river, I kept an eye on shore.
Approaching the Gulf shore, Dad kept his eye on the odometer, anticipating a disruption in roads and signs.
A review of the finals in the Winter Guard International newsletter said the performance by the South Shore team had been "eye popping" and included "one of the season's most spectacular endings, where high rifle aerials combined with leaps and somersaults, culminating in a perfect catch, which had the entire arena on their feet".
Without the heavy foundation, bronzer, fake eyelashes and over-the-top eye shadow, "Jersey Shore" cast member, Snooki looks really good.
Over and under, I feel the same weightlessness I felt as a girl of 3 with a guiding hand under my arm or 9, a watchful eye nearby on shore.
Passing between New Jersey and Staten Island, the crew members trained their eyes on a shore dotted with sprawling -- and potentially incendiary -- oil refineries, chemical plants and a power station.
