Sentence examples for difficulty photographing from inspiring English sources

Asked if the difficulty photographing Polly had influenced her decision she strongly denied it: "Afraid not.

"I've always found great difficulty in photographing bad music, which I've had to do on occasions.

The difficulty of photographing a world leader is to see past his carefully curated persona in order to reveal a more intimate portrait.

Reasons for low sensitivity are the technical limitation of the camera design itself, which creates difficulty in photographing the peripheral retina in small eyes, and the need for a lid speculum better adapted to the contact camera optical system design.

Despite the difficulty of photographing what Ms. callsell-Lange calls the "complex nonrectilinear spaces" of Lautner's buildings (as in his 1950 Louise Foster house, top), both books are glorious to look at.

We talked with him about the difficulty of photographing fires in places like Yosemite National Park, the use of American inmates as labor to help control these burns, and the lasting influence of the Hudson River School of painting.

Despite the difficulties of photographing under strict government control, her images portray a markedly upbeat place.

Her aides had difficulty finding photographs from her career high points -- like her work at a camp for diabetic children -- to use in the biographical television advertisements that traditionally open a campaign.

No one photographs the child with learning difficulty, sobbing as the teaching assistant they worked with for the past three years is booted out.

There are hints in the catalog of problems Western scholars have confronted: incomplete skeletal remains, unreleased photographs, difficulty in conducting genetic analysis.

They complained about the difficulty of taking photographs in low-light environments, and said that low-light images were tinged green or blue.