The so-called VIDEO CAMERA Analog Watch looks totally normal from the outside (weight: 80g) but is able to record 2 hours of video through a mini camera whose lens is placed between 1 and 2 o'clock on the dial.
Bullets smash faces and rip through bellies inches from the camera, whose lens is occasionally smeared with blood.
Ron Reagan says that we can view the current wrangling either through the lens of whose ox is gored -- do D's or R's benefit from a particular change in laws?
Rather in the spirit of the original interview, the emphasis is on Hitchcock's work, rather than Truffaut's, but the master's work is seen through the lens of Truffaut, whose brilliance as a critic shines through.
Some of the glamorous women whose beauty he accentuated through his lens were Ava Gardner (Pandora and the Flying Dutchman, The Barefoot Contessa), Audrey Hepburn and Anita Ekberg (War and Peace) and Marilyn Monroe (The Prince and the Showgirl).
Camille A. Brown, originally from Queens, New York, is a prolific choreographer whose works reexamine history through the lens of a modern black female perspective.
Richard Harvey is an interactive designer with a background in art and engineering whose work looks at interactivity through the lens of both analogue and digital technology.
We are throwing off the shackles of a past that could imagine the many nations of first peoples of this land only through the lens of colonisation: a dispossessed people whose rights were extinguished.
The rivalry within the party organization has caused some to view the race through the lens of ethnic politics in a borough whose population is expected to show major gains for Hispanics and blacks in the 2000 census.
The first was through the lens of Deborah Feldman, a former Satmar Hasid whose rejection of that tradition has recently garnered her a good measure of media exposure -- and book sales.
Emanuel Ubert is a doctoral candidate in sociology at the University of Wisconsin at Madison whose research investigates societal adaptation to climate change through the lens of property insurance markets and natural disasters.
