Sentence examples for cropped picture from inspiring English sources

"The Liar" is a closely cropped picture of two women's faces.

The image of Dasha Zhukova was removed last week from fashion website Buro 24/7 and replaced with a cropped picture of the Russian art dealer without the black mannequin.

Dominique Delouche's "Katia and Volodia" (1988) — about Vladimir Vasiliev and Ekaterina Maximova, the Bolshoi's star couple during the nineteen-sixties — shows us the famous pair dancing in chandelier-hung rehearsal rooms and riding a sleigh to their cozy dacha: a smoothly cropped picture of their lives in the Soviet Union.

Some people may choose an image which represents but doesn't directly depict them (e.g. a cropped picture of their eyes), or which says something about their background, perspective, values or interests (for example, a particular colour or symbol like a leaf, flag or a team crest).

By Joan Acocella Dominique Delouche's "Katia and Volodia" (1988) — about Vladimir Vasiliev and Ekaterina Maximova, the Bolshoi's star couple during the nineteen-sixties — shows us the famous pair dancing in chandelier-hung rehearsal rooms and riding a sleigh to their cozy dacha: a smoothly cropped picture of their lives in the Soviet Union.

You may have a cropped picture, but at least it won't be distorted.

Carrie Levy's tightly cropped pictures of naked men, most faced away from her camera, are charged with a fine tension that's more neurotic than erotic.

Cartier-Bresson rarely cropped pictures, but in this case it made the difference between another variation on a clichéd subject and a landmark in the history of photography.

"They provided fake, cropped pictures to prove that they summited Everest," Sudarshan Prasad Dhakal, the director general of the Nepalese Department of Tourism, said in a telephone interview on Monday.

Mr. Nixon is known for sympathetic but unsentimental photographs of ordinary people, and this exhibition includes a series of closely cropped pictures of bodies young and old, emphasizing the imperfect mortality of the flesh.

They cropped pictures, cut out circular templates, tags and hearts, adorned pages with eyelets and embellished them with chunky pieces of yarn, leaving space to write in details later.