He generally photographs between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., and avoids photographing when people are outside as their presence would transform the photographs into mere snapshots, easily understood; even without people, they are the images or reflections of life.
The resulting print is then cut up and folded, transforming the photograph into a three-dimensional object.
The federal appeals court said that Koons didn't need to pay Blanch to do what he did, because of how thoroughly Koons had transformed the photograph.
Lee's photographs transform the endangered landscape of Mongolia into a sort of limbo, somewhere between a current way of life and a carefully prepared exhibition peering back at an old tradition.
Photographs printed on paper drew people in: they gave the words our colleagues penned the opportunity to inform readers and transform the world for the better.
Prince "didn't transform these photographs, he just used them," said Cariou's lawyer Daniel Brooks, but it was Prince's contention that he took the photographer's images as raw material -- in the manner of an assemblage sculptor's "found objects".
The historian and one-time adviser to President John F Kennedy, Arthur Schlesinger Jr, said later that Moore's photographs "transformed the national mood and made legislation not just necessary, but possible".
The artists Charles Raymond and Christopher Foss were charged with transforming those photographs into pencil drawings, although the couple they depicted looked nothing like Comfort and Henderson.
One year when our family lived in Kalimpong, the rain came through a leak in the roof and transformed the figures in our family photograph album into ghosts.
He transformed the landscape of collecting, making photographs a credible subject, and amassed one of the largest and broadest private photography collections in the world.
