Sentence examples for conventional photograph from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ritchin said that viewers -- and photographers -- are still accustomed to the conventional photograph's single viewpoint.

A digital image, unlike a conventional photograph, can be quickly and easily copied and distributed around the world.

For those without a digital camera, which is the fastest way to go, a conventional photograph can be taken to a short-order photo-processor and a transmittable image obtained.

Such images are different from conventional photographs because they capture more than an instant.

In conventional photographs, the silver particles are embedded in the paper and absorb light.

The magazine has also combined provocative photographs of violence and sexual imagery with pictorial essays and conventional photographs of current events.

A full showing of this Hugo Boss Prize winner's works that augment conventional photographs with paint, drawings, or hand-written texts, a mix of fact and fiction.

The black-and-white prints made in this manner have a tonal richness & subtlety that is not found in conventional photographs.

Ms. Enfield's references to solidity and timelessness might have been just as well served in conventional photographs on high-quality paper.

At Higher Pictures, however, she is showing a striking series of pictures that in some cases don't look overtly political, and that both are and aren't conventional photographs.

Moholy-Nagy saw photography as a means of awakening the viewer to the dynamism of modern life, and he did this most effectively in conventional photographs shot at steep angles.