Sentence examples for archival shot from inspiring English sources

The archival shot, the found photograph and the vernacular image continue to exert a hold on our imagination at a time when, as the Discovery award selection shows, much contemporary photography has become obsessed with the conceptual process.

In an overexposed and damaged archival shot of the Confederate prisoner of war camp at Andersonville, Ga., a filthy crowd of anonymous men packs the frame, while on the facing page Huddleston presents his own fine-tuned image of a muted, borderless sky.

An archival shot of Africville.

Archival shots of African villages are altered to include midcentury astronauts.

For that matter, a glance at archival shots of Turner reveals a sunnier, more freewheeling air than that displayed by the pursed and earnest Jamie Bell.

It begins with archival shots of reservation adobes, then moves to 1960's scenes of their replacement by look-alike prefabs, a government project that destroyed a native tradition of communally shared domestic space.

Best known for its tireless retelling of World War II -- hours of engrossing archival shots of Hitler's last days or the Yalta Conference -- the History Channel also generously relives the Kennedy assassination, the Hindenburg disaster and the Lindbergh-baby kidnapping case.

The book, which also features archival shots of Harlem and portraits of Dapper Dan's close friends, is only the latest development in their budding relationship.

Also shown that night were archival shots taken from a dirigible in 1918 at the end of the war, flown over battlefields, villages and towns totally annihilated by massive bombing.

Like all public-broadcasting historical documentaries, this one has a good measure of stylistic borrowings from the archival scan-shots and the first-person narrations that Ken Burns made famous.

The directionless but well-shot archival footage dates to 2011, when Kesha led her first headlining tour, and was filmed by her brother Lagan, among others, which explains the access, the duration of filming and the intimacy.