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There also are two photographs of the ever-photogenic Venice, which are finely made but risk turning the show into a different kind of story — one penned by culture and history rather than flickers, shadows and forms.

Read More On OZYFor years, Niinistö’s now deceased, photogenic Boston terrier Lennu was almost a bigger celebrity than the Finnish president himself.

Then you put them in these great scenes, and they’re extremely photogenic.

Many in the startup ecosystem blame reporters for building up young, photogenic female founders only to eventually tear them down.

Apple is transitioning its computers off of Intel chips and onto hardware developed in the secret—and photogenic—lab we keep seeing during these live events.

Mainstream gays want Pride parades to play well in Peoria, with large corporate floats and photogenic participants.

The typically fresh-faced, photogenic 31-year-old actor is sporting a bushy, unkempt, downright Biblical-looking beard.

Outside the walls, and seeping down nearby streets, are dozens of photogenic and thought-provoking visions.

But even setting aside such outrageous rhetoric, abortion and contraception are just not as photogenic as weddings at City Hall.

The film is not unlike Occupy itself—fascinating, intensely photogenic, frenzied, and occasionally maddening.

Enthusiastic over his progress in natural philosophy, he happens to speak of his photogenic studies.

These early paper pictures, be it remembered, were designated "photogenic drawings."

Photogenic: a light producing structure; producing a Phosphorescent glow.

I should also be glad to know by whom it was first applied to photogenic purposes.

The photogenic cells contain a mass of granules, spherical in the male and short rods in the female.