Sentence examples for a photo called from inspiring English sources

He passed by a photo called "Roving Finger," which showed a forefinger curled into a woman's cleavage, and then moved on to nude or nearly nude photos of various models he's worked with.

In a photo called "Mom as Me," Krick's mother poses on a bed in a short floral dress, a stole wrapped around her neck, staring at the viewer as if she's just been interrupted in a private moment.

A photo called "Pando, Clonal Colony of Quaking Aspen" documents what appears to be an unremarkable stand of forest in Utah; in fact the subject is a single eighty-thousand-year-old plant, spread out over a hundred and six acres, that joins tens of thousands of trees together beneath the soil.

I remember when Sandra started a major project to unite approximately 100 Puerto Ricans who had contributed to the cultural, political and scientific growth and existence here in New York City to photograph in a photo called: "A Great Day In Spanish Harlem".

Photographers at a photo call of the jury at the 65th Cannesfestival, which startedWednesday.

It was a Ferragamo dress at a photo call in Rio de Janeiro, a Vhernier ring in Moscow, a Stella McCartney dress in Berlin.

Not even Nelson Mandela, and certainly not the committee members of FIFA, soccer's world governing body, would decline a handshake or a photo call with David Beckham.

Filmed at the 007 Stage at Pinewood Studios, it will begin at 11am and include a photo call with the new cast.

Usually when a designer's clothes are installed in a store, that designer might do a photo call or some interviews.

Photograph: Sebastien Nogier/EPA Actor Tahar Rahim points at photographers during a photo call for the film The Past during the Cannes international film festival.

By Richard Brody September 5, 2014 The South Korean film director Hong Sang-soo poses during a photo call at the Locarno International Film Festival, in Locarno, Switzerland, in 2013.