The phrase "at screenshots of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a clear meaning in context.
Example: "I was looking at screenshots of the game to understand the new features."
Alternatives: "in screenshots of" or "on screenshots of".
We found that zero-acquaintance observers of these games can identify personality traits by simply looking at screenshots of the created virtual environment, and that the observed personality is closer to the self-reported "real" personality than "ideal" personality of the creator.
And the rest of the time you're looking at screenshots of what's happening in the game in your Facebook feed, or texting friends when you managed to catch that rare Pokémon.
Take a look at screenshots of Internet Explorer 9 below, then see what critics said about IE9 beta here.
I recall looking at screenshots of it and thinking, "Yeah, looks kinda cool, but where is the new Sonic?" To me the Saturn seemed utterly exotic, an oddity with weird games (like this one) and weird pads (the "fat controller") and weird ads (but then all ads were weird then).
Look at screenshots of the browser interface.
We spoke to MySpace and got a much deeper look at the product, as well as screenshots of how it will look.
I literally just said "Wow!" out loud looking at these screenshots of Perfect Dark for Xbox Live Arcade.
We should be looking at these screenshots of Windows Explorer in Windows 8 and seeing the future.
Take a look at our screenshots of Tara in H&M BiB.
Look at some screenshots of her room and see if you have them, if not, make them, buy them or get an alternative.
Developers will now have to submit at least two screenshots of their app's user flow when they submit their apps for review, for example, and they can now suppress the creation of a News Feed story when they create a new event for a page.
