Sentence examples for calling photography from inspiring English sources

One of the greatest classical ballet dancers of our time is telling me about his new calling – photography.

William Claxton called photography "jazz for the eyes".

Cartier-Bresson was fortunate to make his reputation at what might be called photography's decisive moment.

In a corridor nearby hung a dazzling series of light boxes by a Taiwanese artist, Hung Tung-Lu, called "Photography".

SUSAN SONTAG once called photography an ethics of seeing, a larcenous, prevaricating medium that almost by accident yielded up truths it didn't mean to tell.

The iPhone preselects a name for this folder (for example, the Instagram and Old Camera apps may spawn a folder called "Photography"), but you can change it to whatever you like by clearing the title bar and typing your own label.

That's called photography.

The 2017 FORBES 30 Under 30 multihyphenate has modeled in Adidas and Calvin Klein campaigns, published a book Babe, designed clothing for American Apparel but she calls photography her baby.

It is appropriately called Photography is Not a Crime.

She'd never... 'How are you going to make a living?' My father called photography "a rich man's hobby". He was a postal employee.

In these animated collages, called Photography Designs, the favelas of Rio de Janeiro, graffiti art of São Paulo, city streets of Salvador, and rubber trees of the Amazon are transformed into abstract images by his signature geometric shapes.