Sentence examples for changing photographs from inspiring English sources

With constantly changing photographs and video, the new site is sleeker and inspired by sites as diverse as those for the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis and MC Hammer's Dance Jam.

In the Times during Vietnam you've got Eddie Adams and Nick Ut publishing Pulitzer-Prize winning, culture-changing photographs.

As photojournalists on blogs and Facebook discussed how changing these photographs violated their standards, the paper's spokesman issued a statement on Wednesday defending its decision.

I was going to write about the changing nature of photographs and our relationship to them in this digital age.

A study of millennials found that those who were more involved with Facebook – such as posting photographs, changing profile photos and interacting with wall posts – were more likely to think other people's lives were happier and better than their own.

In her introduction to the series, Matties notes "this intimacy that occurs only when one is forced to examine their own body, the most basic thing that is theirs, and build upon it," and it's interesting to see how these examinations and "rituals" of changing oneself alters from photograph to photograph.

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY - CAMDEN "No Ordinary Land: Encounters in a Changing Environment," photographs by Virginia Beahan and Laura McPhee.

Tens of thousands of photographs recording changing images.

NEWARK MUSEUM "Changing America, 1945-1975: Master Photographs From the David Sestak Family Collection".

Mr. Gowin's exhibition, "Changing the Earth: Aerial Photographs," is accompanied by three related shows.

Behind the severe façade is an enthralling mishmash of centuries, the first taste of which you get when you step inside the playfully Rococo guests' salon with a changing selection of modern photographs.