Sentence examples for damaged photograph from inspiring English sources
(One of Mr. Stingel's darker self-portraits, based on a similarly damaged photograph, hangs in a corner of the ground floor, as if intended as a signature).
It was a small show, called "Regrets"—two paintings, ten drawings, and two prints, all of which had come out of a creased and damaged photograph of Lucian Freud, sitting on a bed and clutching his forehead.
Mr. Masters notices that he "often talks about previous events as though he were studying a damaged photograph pixel by pixel"; part of the image always seems to be missing, while other bits are recalled in high-intensity detail, cut off from all other context.
Unfortunately, acid and wood by-products used in paper can damage photographs (ever noticed an older photograph that has yellowed and faded?).
For "Untitled (Broken Baccarat)," Lisa Tan dropped a lead glass crystal from a second-story window, recovered the minimally damaged object, photographed it and displayed both it and the photograph, like relics of a miracle.
The fire damaged some photographs and walls, but it was quickly extinguished.
This, explains Steve Woolf, a professional collector, is where acetone comes in: a light application of the chemical removes the inscription without damaging the photograph.
In spite of unequivocal identification as regular SO2 damage, photographs of the dying trees at the ridge of the Ohre Mountains are frequently shown as typical examples of Waldsterben in the media, thereby leading to confusion.
If trees or other debris, such as a neighbor's lawn ornaments, have damaged your home, photograph them as well.
A Sacred Heart Jesus, an iconographic representation of a drug capsule, a light-damaged photograph of tract housing in middle America, and an epigraph from "Heroin" by the Velvet Underground.
