But by the time that story was finished I thought of her as the main character, in an inside-out kind of way: she is the one who tells the story, which she has framed as being almost completely from another character's point of view, but which is still using her language, her way of seeing the world.
When I did, I showed her all the photographs, which she took and framed and added to the wall of our apartment devoted to family pictures.
One of the resulting photographs, of the poet and artist Jean Cocteau, is a remarkable study, in which she has him framed in an arch, gazing directly at the camera.
My mom just died and I am having to make decisions about all the photos, handwritten letters, mementos from her past, not to mention a family baby grand piano, dining room set and paintings, which she beautifully created and framed.
Judging by Ms. Martin's description of the process by which she transforms video frames into still photographs, Daguerre's reproachful shade is probably lurking in her editing suite.
Perhaps the problem with this project is not so much the artistic worth of what Harrison will be doing this year, nor the funding she's received, but rather the way in which she's gone about framing it.
She switched rackets to a longer frame, which she says has added power to her ground strokes.
Virginia Lascara, the owner, was an assistant curator at Colonial Williamsburg, for which she continues to make frames.
During this section Ms. Jaroslow's verbal interruptions, in which she talks about her frame of mind during the dance's inception, can be cloying and stiff.
But I'm gonnAtshow him that I'm not gonna let this go". .
