Sentence examples for book camera from inspiring English sources
His book "Camera Lucida: Reflections on Photography," published shortly before his death, included an extended meditation on a cherished photograph of his mother, who'd died two years earlier.
Roland Barthes described in his 1980 book Camera Lucida going through his mother's photographs shortly after her death, and finding her portrait taken before he was born.
In his composite photograph Every Page of Roland Barthes's Book Camera Lucida (2004), Idris Khan has presented the book as a blackened palimpsest, its famous images mere blurred phantoms among illegible lines of text.
In his book "Camera Club Girls" he tells the story of Cass Carr, an obscure Harlem jazz musician who in the early 1950s organized group outings for photographers, including the crime shooter Weegee, and nude models, including Bettie Page before her pinup fame.
The French critic Roland Barthes evokes this romantic mood in his book Camera Lucida when he contemplates a 19th-century photograph of the Moorish palace the Alhambra in Granada, Spain, and sighs: "I want to live there!" I felt just the same when I visited the Alhambra for the first time in the summer I graduated from university.
Curated by Séamus Kealy, the exhibition takes its cue from the term "punctum," which was coined by the French philosopher Roland Barthes in his final book Camera Lucida: Reflections on Photography.
Shot in smeary video, it sports the static, by-the-book camera work of a daytime soap-opera.
The qualities that make his books camera friendly — in both his Inspector Maigret mystery stories and the nongenre works he called romans durs, or hard novels — are easy to see.
It snugly protects my laptop, while holding all the rest of my daily essentials, from phone, keys and wallet to yoga pants, two books, camera and toothbrush.
Afterward, any purchased music, TV shows, apps, books, Camera Roll, or other content (including your text messages) will be restored.
Other things you may want to take with you include a mobile/cell phone, books, camera, or anything else you think you might need.
