Sentence examples for colour shots from inspiring English sources

There are fewer than a handful of colour shots in the whole show.

When I asked if he had any colour shots, he said he hadn't looked at those yet.

But the colour shots, the silver gelatin prints, manage to do something else again: they bring the Sixties back to life.

The colour shots include the kind of subjects we would all take on an Irish holiday, of green fells and cloudy, wind-blown skies.

So together we went through his strips of colour shots, and from those I found the one possible cover photo that the magazine needed to play that story big".

The tonal balance of many of the Capa colour shots on Ektachrome had been lost over the years, as the film's pigments faded, but the ICP has painstakingly brought them back using digital technology.

Richard saw how in the gang of international photographers, time and again Isabelle got the right shot, and the best (or the most beautiful, the colour shot of desolation that could grace the front page of the Times).

"There was one day when I photographed almost 60 people". But over the many months he spent shooting the monochrome passport headshots, he slowly and carefully selected the wider scenes he really wanted to show, parsimoniously taking just a single colour shot of each one.

There were commissions for album sleeves, notably for Miles Davis's recording of the music from Porgy and Bess (1958), for which DeCarava took a soft-focus colour shot of the trumpeter sitting next to his girlfriend, the dancer Frances Taylor; their heads were omitted from the frame, emphasising the emotion implicit in the relaxed relationship between the two figures.

Another action planned for Sol 1 will be to get a colour shot from the Mars Hand Lens Imager (Mahli).

Moments later, the photojournalist David Burnett took a colour shot for TIME magazine, and Laurent's face was on its way into the hands of millions of readers around the world.