The phrase "aftermath image" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an image that depicts the consequences or results following a significant event, often in contexts like disasters or conflicts.
Example: "The aftermath image of the earthquake showed the extensive damage to the buildings and infrastructure."
Alternatives: "consequential image" or "post-event image".
But among the many pictures taken of the floods' aftermath, one image captures something else – something different – currently happening in Bosnia, something huge.
As the national team took on the approach it gained popularitybut even there the false nine never became a defining style and, by the sixties, by which time the culture that had generated the tactical radicalism had been devastated by the Uprising and its aftermath, the image of the Hungarian striker was the far more orthodox Florian Albert.
Several videos said to show the aftermath included images of what appeared to be the pilot parachuting to the ground, and the wreckage of a wing.
Hezbollah's Al Manar television showed scenes of the explosion's aftermath, with images of milling crowds and scorched vehicles.
Hezbollah's Al Manar television, which reported the deaths, showed scenes of the explosion's aftermath, with images of milling crowds and scorched vehicles.
In the aftermath of the image recently published in the Sun, historians are rightly calling for material hidden away in the archives at Windsor Castle to be made publicly available so we can learn more about the relationship between the Royal family and fascist Germany during the 1930s.
"Hollywood thinks about capitalism by telling stories about money," writes J.D. Connor, A&S '00 (PhD), in Hollywood Math and Aftermath: The Economic Image and the Digital Recession, an investigation into how financial decisions shape the films we see.
TEANECK Puffin Cultural Forum "Aftermath: Post 9/11 Images".
Even though Brooks's scenario thankfully leaves out nuclear meltdowns, his descriptions of the aftermath resemble the images from Japan more than he would probably wish.
Since the hurricane, there's been little to displace the aftermath's horrific images, leaving the impression that there's nothing left down there but twisted buildings and mud, and little reason to go.
