Sentence examples for captivating photographs from inspiring English sources

Photographer Annie Leibovitz is known for her captivating photographs of people, mostly celebrities.

These captivating photographs will hang at the Gregory School, the newly renovated building that once housed Houston's first black public school, through Saturday only.

Packed with captivating photographs and enlightening details on the practices of covering the human head by the people of 32 countries on five continents, the book discusses the vagaries of head covering: though culturally specific, headwraps transcend the boundaries of sex (men and women use them) and social class.

Her photography work for Embrace has caught the attention of international acts with her captivating photographs.

Around 200 captivating photographs created between the 1840s and 1990s are presented in the exhibition Faking It: Manipulated Photography Before Photoshop.

In a series titled "Flying Houses," the artist takes images of ordinary urban and suburban residents and places them in the skies, creating captivating photographs of homes that appear to be floating through the air.

Superb sound, captivating picture quality.

Besides being visually captivating, her photographs promote thought about institutions and power.

As a child, I spent hours immersed in my father's National Geographic magazines, captivated by photographs of Dr. Jane Goodall interacting with Chimpanzees in Tanzania.

Predictably this voyeuristically captivating exhibition of photographs includes formally elegant images of beautiful nude women outdoors by Wynn Bullock, Harry Callahan and Edward Weston.

The first idea is explored here in a simple but captivating diptych of photographs in which a man and a woman sitting next to each other gaze into separate, adjacent cameras.