Sentence examples for background photograph from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Calatrava's studio created the image of the building, the background photograph was by David Sundberg/Esto.

Until Friday, the background photograph to Twitty's Facebook page pictured her with Darren Wilson, the officer whose shooting of Michael Brown on 9 August prompted protests.

When the well was ready, Affeldt said, one of his staff members took a picture of a boy drinking the water, which Affeldt uses as the background photograph of his Twitter page (@JeremyAffeldt).

Alexander McQueen, one of Britian's great designers to hail from a working class background Photograph: Yui Mok/PA 4.23pm BST Laura Bailey, Bella Freud and Alexa Chung at the BFC pop-up shop at Somerset House 4.20pm BST "Half" is the new "cropped" This is the look Lauren was talking about, shame you can't see the back.

In the book, this three-dimensional constructed piece appears against a background photograph of Grooms in his own studio, just as cluttered as the one in the artwork, and Grooms's presence is itself a wry comment on what art really is as opposed to what many people think it is.

While the new background photographs come in many varieties, the effect is the same.

Instead of the make-believe sets or an anywhere emptiness, many stores have introduced large-scale background photographs of models wearing garments and accessories, a few of which are actually placed in the window's foreground.

PHOTOGRAPHER: CLAUDIA GRASSL STYLIST: ALDENE JOHNSON ART DIRECTOR: TABITHA DENHOLM Stylist's assistant: Kylie Griffiths Models: Megan and Tegen at Storm Models All background photographs by Tom Beard.

Accompanying the constant broadcast is a series of background photographs, portraying sunrises from the geographical location of the station currently streaming an added bonus to feel globally connected.

The entire movie was sketched out via hand-drawn storyboards and then re-created as computer-generated 3D animatics with all of the 2D background photographs digitally painted to resemble the 1939 setting.

Haley Morris-Cafiero saved more than 1,000 negative comments directed toward her and, choosing 30 from various backgrounds, photographed herself costumed like her cyberbullies.