Like David Beckham, who slept on camera for Sam Taylor-Wood, or Kate Moss, who modelled nude for Lucian Freud and was cast in gold by Marc Quinn, she is now sufficiently revered to merit a latter-day Pop artist's attention and a space on the wall at Mayfair's Arts Club, where the canvas will hang in February.
"Even in the bedroom I have my camera, I sleep with my camera, I have lunch with my camera," he said.
Or remember the afternoon stupor of India in Renoir's "River" (1950), the way all the characters save for the little boy, Bogey, are sleeping, with the camera moving in and out on their breath.
We had driven from California through a series of beautiful national parks with camping gear -- the whole kit of Coleman stove, camera, sleeping bags, maps, diapers, endless boxes of Kraft macaroni and cheese.
To determine whether the alarm function on the GlucoWatch was effective in awakening children while they were sleeping, an infrared camera was used to videotape them throughout the night in the CRCs.
They include "kiosk robots" to roam amusement parks selling tickets, and "robo soldiers" that will man part of the 155-mile border with North Korea with a never-sleeping camera eye, night vision and lethal fire power.
"He said, 'Whatever happens, be brave and strong and I'm proud of you.' " Antonio was sleeping when security cameras recorded his father's suicide.
He took photographs from then on, sleeping with his precious camera by his pillow.
A girl of perhaps 8 or 9, standing by a dead infant who appears to be sleeping, gazes at the camera.
Since 2004 he has regularly travelled the back roads of the country, starting on the windswept northern beaches near Calais, packing his old wooden view camera and sleeping bag into the back of his van.
In 2009, Flemish photographer Bieke Depoorter boarded the Trans-Siberian railway with just her camera, a sleeping bag and a note for company.
