Through the Lookism Glass

Image by Halabi Lens. Copyright Demotix

just until it is in a lens or in a cold camera

They are the Lens of a Young Homsi

Photo by the Lens of a Young Homsi , taken from their Facebook page

This is the scenario these young Homsis show through their lenses

I can just look and show what is happening through another lens, he told SyriaUntold.

Our perceptions of self interest are always filtered through the lens of ideas.

Susom's camera has captured stunning images of the agricultural life in Bangladesh.

Photograph from Dedda Ould Cheikh Brahim blog. Used with permission.

Photograph taken 03 03 2015 by LensDimashqi on Tumblr.

Non governmental organizations are active in this area.

Intensive work was carried out on the new system of remunerating assigned counsel.

In other words, harsh austerity is being viewed largely through a Keynesian lens.

A slow high explosive is too fast, but the flying plate of an air lens is not.

Bosnia and Herzegovina is characterized by intensive pluralization of family forms and family life styles.

His tendency to view Africa through an American lens is thus both understandable and inevitable.

Light passes through the glass twice, making the overall system act like a triplet lens.

And, to ensure that everyone plays by the rules, financial institutions must be supervised intensively.

Here's the eye with the opaque lens, the opaque lens extracted and an acrylic lens inserted.

This is accomplished by moving the wafer back and forth and left and right under the lens of the stepper.

In Italy, the Lombards were intensively Christianised, and the pressure to convert to Catholicism was great.

Much of this debate can be viewed through the lens of American involvement with Iraq.

An Einstein Ring is a special case of gravitational lensing, caused by the exact alignment of the source, lens, and observer.

The assassination was caught on film through the lens of a local photographer, whose camera and film were found at the site.

And I was left with this intense feeling of awe and exhilaration at the universe and our own ability to understand as much as we do.

They look clean shaven even with a magnifying glass I do not detect a single beard among them.

Amid a heavy police deployment, the mayor of the province of Espinar, Óscar Mollohuanca, was arrested on May 30 about midday.

The scope of this definition includes all areas of knowledge available to laypersons without requiring extensive training.

Secondly, since 1994 the Rwanda Government has been engaged in an intensive programme to build a strong and respected judiciary.

Israel had subjected Gaza to intensive bombardment and sonic booms since the withdrawal of the settlers and had revived its practice of targeted killings of militants.

Whenever I have doubts about a potential Chinese policy shift, I examine the options through the stability lens.

The effect mimics the use of a perspective control lens, which achieves a similar correction in camera without loss of definition.

One problem is there are some sounds in Arabic that just don't make it through a European voice box without lots of practice.

It responded with massive shelling of southern Israel, and managed to send several missiles toward Tel Aviv and one toward Jerusalem.

Intensive work will have to be done in the last quarter of the year for us to see any positive results.

Such activities act synergistically to stress coral reefs, leading to severe bleaching and extensive coral mortality.

And we support all of that with an intensive psychotherapy program to address the despondency, despair and depression that always accompanies severe, chronic pain.

Hezbollah is preparing intensively for such scenarios, building defenses, digging tunnels, and assembling a powerful missile arsenal.

In the present period, people still remember, and very intensely, the consequences of war destruction, especially in the countryside.

Both of these terms I was to recognise carry with them immense responsibilities and a breathtaking shift in the lense one might normally view the world with.

Both books apply to the past the lens that Argentines are accustomed to using when they look at the present the lens of the press.

The General Assembly is being asked to view events in the region through the distorted lens of one sided perceptions.

During 2003 the Mission carried out an intensive capacity building programme for that institution, which has a constitutional mandate to monitor human rights.

Studying leadership is often interpreted as an intensely political activity, but it is also difficult because of the blending of leadership roles and responsibilities.