It ran on the front page, accompanied by a four-column-wide photograph of Shamsia.
The most impressive gift of the Communist Party by far was a three-foot-wide photograph of Denver, Colorado.
Thomas Bangsted's dark seven-foot-wide photograph of a private tennis court is formally assured and hauntingly atmospheric.
Thomas Demand's six-and-a-half-foot-wide photograph titled "Corner" appears at first to depict the most mundane scene: an office cubicle messily strewn with papers and manuals.
In the Week in Review section of last Sunday's paper, the headline "Flying Colors: Defying Expectations, a Bush Dynasty Begins to Look Real" was superimposed in white against the blue sky of a heroic, page-wide photograph of Air Force One.
She wandered into the master bedroom, which contains a three-foot-wide photograph of her and Itzler leaping into the surf after their wedding, two years ago, in Boca Grande, Florida, which had three hundred and fifty guests and a surprise performance by Olivia NewtOlivian.
In Koudelka's 8-foot-wide photograph, it might as well be an ancient statue of Ramesses II floating down the Nile.
A few days later, when a wide-shot photograph revealed that relatively few Iraqis had participated in the statue demolition, U.N. employees rapidly disseminated the image through e-mail.
The flat topography of marshes and inlets lends itself to panoramic treatment, as in Ms. Kemp's large print "Shipman Cottage, Jim Johnsonn's wide-angle photograph "Cottages on the Strand" and Joan Branca's small horizontal canvases.
The teenager was fascinated by the apparatus, and especially by the single demonstration slide that came with it: a wide-angle photograph of two men overlooking the Thames, with the Palace of Westminster and a lurid sunset behind them.
