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The phrase "capture impressions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are trying to describe a scene, memory, emotion, or overall experience that you would like to remember or document. For example, "I wanted to capture impressions of my grandmother's kitchen, so I wrote down what I saw and the emotions it evoked."
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Importantly, influential models of social trait judgments that have been generated by ratings of studio-captured imagery (Oosterhof & Todorov, 2008) do not fully capture impressions made from ambient facial images (Sutherland et al., 2013; Todorov & Porter, 2014).
Travelogues in music capture impressions of the Silk Road, the Sephardic diaspora, Istanbul.
"One must capture impressions, memories, go to friends and acquaintances, match statements with memory," Mr. García Márquez told a Brazilian reporter this year.
Directly after each site visit, the investigators who participated in the interviews met and debriefed each other using this tool to capture impressions and comments in a timely manner.
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The small oils by Ms. McManus are more down to earth, although she is interested in capturing impressions, not in recording actual scenes.
Yasuaki Onishi Captures Impressions Of Negative Space In reverse of volume.
Barbizon School artists like Camille Corot and Charles-François Daubigny used the cliché-verre to capture fleeting impressions of the countryside.
The show includes numerous fragments of interviews with survivors (which unfortunately are too brief and miscellaneous) that capture those impressions.
He questions the security of data online, the ability of a self-administered test to capture first impressions and the significance of results when all respondents are volunteers, as in callout and online surveys.
To capture depth impressions, we investigated users' tactile interactions in an experiment.
These ratings categories were intended to capture human impressions that were both intuitive and quantifiable, and which had some relationship to established depression indicators.
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