Sentence examples for capture a portrait from inspiring English sources
The drive to capture a portrait of New York City from an unusual perspective.
For a while now I have wanted to capture a portrait of sorts of Mary Lee.
Respected film editor and documentary filmmaker Tyler Hubby is believed to be the last photographer to capture a portrait of international artist Mike Kelley on an assignment for Artillery magazine.
So Kessler set out to make a film about Williams' rollercoaster career -- and ended up, instead, capturing a portrait of Williams as a man who has learned to appreciate his life for what it is.
After a decade living abroad, she recently returned to capture a nostalgic portrait of her hometown.
When a photographer attempts to capture a family portrait, something metaphysical goes wrong and the play slips through the looking glass, giving us a glimpse of a fractured and fuzzy family history.
Next month, Madrigal will set out on a trip across America with Fusion correspondent Romina Puga to "capture a unique portrait of the many facets of Hispanic culture and life in the U.S.," according to a press release from Fusion.
Of course, the most radical experiment with family, compact cameras and film festivals might be director Cory McAbee's film Crazy and Thief, his attempt to capture an honest portrait of those earliest, hazy days of childhood that you quickly forget but remain as primordial memories animating your soul.
It is just as impossible to turn a real Chinook, with all its might, mass and history, into a work of art as it is to capture Morton in a portrait.
Ellen Lewin's unprecedented research on lesbian mothers in the San Francisco area captured a vivid portrait of the moment before gay and lesbian parenting moved into the mainstream of U.S. culture.
Portraying figures as near-transparent silhouettes, partially reflecting while sometimes skewing the figures and objects that surround them, he captures a complex portrait of immigrants, one that challenges our perception of cultural identity.
