The phrase "capture the personality" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to accurately portray or depict someone's character or essence. Example: The artist used vibrant colors and bold strokes to capture the personality of his subject, conveying their free-spirited and adventurous nature.
Many of the portraits capture the personality and passions of the children; for example, the photograph of a young boy proudly holding a new camera, or another of a boy standing in front of his latest artwork.
The purpose of Facebook is to capture the personality and lives of the individual, well for millions that means watching films, listening to music and reading books.. among other things.
With my roots in fashion and fine arts photography, I guess I am looking to capture the personality of something lifeless.
Take care to capture the personality of whichever rock that you are drawing.
This can be a really good way to improve on your acting techniques and to learn how to capture the personalities and styles of other persons, building on your observations from above and your empathetic translations.
Chris Russo, the N.F.L. senior vice president for news media and publishing, said the commercials were designed to capture the personalities of various players while showing viewers different aspects of NFL.com.
We both have old-school film cameras and we enjoy looking at Man Ray's portraits, which show how he tried to capture the personalities of artistic figures in his social circle, including Jean Cocteau and Ernest Hemingway.
However, in addition to medical knowledge, the educator tapes also capture the personalities of the medical experts who recorded them.
I like capturing the personality and expression of the person and transferring it into a drawing.
Day was all about capturing the personality of her models.
Capturing the personality of a book-owner is part of what drew Mount to her subject matter.
