Sentence examples for blurry portrait from inspiring English sources

It gives us, for example, the blurry portrait of Mr. Richter's father, Horst, which is based like all his realist pictures on a photograph.

Often it is an eye alone that will suggest the personality depicted in Barbara Wilson's soft and blurry portrait series, made with a pinhole camera.

The package is even more enticing if the original record features a blurry portrait of the artist, shot in the woods or on a high plain, perhaps adjacent to a water feature — somewhere that aptly showcases a goony, astral torpor.

The package is even more enticing if the original record features a blurry portrait of the artist, shot in the woods or on a high plain, perhaps adjacent to a water feature somewhere that aptly showcases a goony, astral torpor.

"Polls and surveys are blurry portraits of reality but without them we would be nearly blind," said Mark Gray, senior researcher for the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate, which focuses on Catholic data.

I can't begin to tell you how eerie it feels when the past resides not in some book, but like a still-developing snapshot, a blurry subway portrait of the dead, in your own face.

And the 7 Plus model comes with a second lens on the back for zoom shots and the cool blurry-background portrait shots.

Nor are his luxurious prints of tulips, based on blurry polaroid portraits, remarkable in any way save for the artist's own signature, occupying full a third of the space and colossally boosting the price.

It all starts with blurry family portraits Ballen shot with a Mamiya camera he bought at 13 years old.

During the Sixties, for instance, Richter made a blurry grey lithograph portrait of Queen Elizabeth II that was obviously based on a picture in a newspaper or magazine.

At times, it seems that Elger has adopted his subject's mantra of "objectivity, mechanical reproduction, and lack of creative composition"; the artist remains as distant and elusively blurry as his portraits.