Sentence examples for archive photography from inspiring English sources

Studio 2 - the favourite studio of the Fab Four - will become a temporary exhibition space, showing archive photography from the 75-year history of the studio.

Part of a heritage project put together by historian Mandeep Samra, Sound System Culture: Celebrating Huddersfield's Sound Systems, compiled by Al Fingers, is filled with beautiful archive photography and includes a detailed written history of the scene.

Archive photography: 1. CSU Archives/Everett Collection/Alamy; 2. Corbis; 3. California History Center/De Anza College; 4. Arnold Genthe/Universal History Archive/UIG/Getty Images; 5. Library of Congress; 6. San Francisco History Center/San Francisco Public Library 7. Underwood Archives/Getty Imagess; 8. Jack Rice/AP; 9. Dorothea Lange/Library of Congress; 10.

Her new project, Imaging Black Europe: Archive, Photography and the African Diaspora, studies how Black Britons and Black Germans used photography as an expressive cultural practice to create forms of identification and community in the first half of the twentieth century in Germany and the UK.

Her new project, Imaging Black Europe: Archive, Photography and the African Diaspora, is a study of how two different Black European communities - Black Britons and Black Germans - used photography as an expressive cultural practice to create forms of identification and community in the first half of the twentieth century in Germany and the UK.

It will house world-class collections of archives, photography and rare books with precious collections kept in a climatically controlled environment.

Digital photogrammetry, applied to scanned archived photography, can be used to generate high-resolution (sub-meter) DEM surfaces of proglacial terrain suitable for quantifying decadal-scale morphometric changes that have occurred since the mid-20th century to recent times.

We had a lot of contact when I was culture minister and he was chair of Rivington Place – the east London cultural institution he championed devoted to black archives, photography and art.

These include Christian Dior, Balenciaga and Yves Saint Laurent pieces from the museum's archives; photography from Dries Van Noten's personal collection, and art on loan by John Singer Sargent, Francis Bacon and Damien Hirst among others.

"I do believe what we've got here is much more than books - it's about archives, photography, people and how they learn and interact.

The rules of the archive prohibited photography.