Sentence examples for composed picture from inspiring English sources

Kersting ran with the scheme; the show includes a similarly composed picture, by him, of another painter, in cozier digs.

It is a beautifully composed picture of four people whose bodies are rigid with tension, and whose staring faces illustrate different ways of looking hostile.

Paved streets have become damp as a result of recent rainfall and the resulting reflections only add to the enigmatic quality of this beautifully composed picture.

Our own prejudices, however benign, continue to lead us astray, as Greenough smartly points out, in a footnote on Frank's crisply composed picture of three guys in dark suits, two in hats, two leaning against a car: "The African American men in this photograph have often been misunderstood as chauffeurs waiting for their white employers at a funeral...

Four of his paintings, all made with a mechanically repetitive touch, give a good sense of his dubious achievement: an inertly composed picture of a church in Old Lyme, a post-World War I pair of overhead New York City views with American flags flying above the street, and a picture of a slender woman in a white dress watering flowers in a rich person's garden.

A video mixer (Panasonic WJ-AVE5) was fed with the video signals of both cameras, providing a single composed picture, showing the attacking owl and the defending rodent in the same frame (= same time), thus enabling us to monitor the behavior of the owl and the immediate response of the rodent from moment to moment.

Painter Morris Katz composed pictures using melted choclate and frosting.

Yet Gray doesn't skimp on detail in any of his classically composed pictures.

He's very good at covering politicians and party conferences and always comes out with nicely lit and composed pictures.

Until Mr. Frank came along, the hallmarks of good documentary photography were sharp, well-lighted, classically composed pictures, whether serious war coverage, social commentary or homespun Americana.

This collection of his carefully composed pictures covers the past 30 years and ranges from Savannah, Georgia, to Rome, Kalamaki, Madrid, Paris and Ramsgate.