Sentence examples for distorted photographs from inspiring English sources

Downstairs, Ms. Venables's exhibition, "Intimacies," features large, slightly distorted photographs of interior stairs, elevators and bedrooms.

Then one day while messing around on his computer he created an image of a face with a bunch of eyes that led him to the distorted photographs he has become known for.

Getting the usual rightwing suspects in the media to distort words and phrases is all fine and dandy but, as we all know, every distorted photograph tells a distorted story.

Joseph Cornell is represented by an ink-blot drawing that could be by Bruce Conner, Weegee by a distorted photograph of a nude that evokes Louise Bourgeois (who is also on hand).

The album's cover art (known as the 'Screaming Elf') is a distorted photograph of the band members, photographed by Kevin Westenberg, above a black and white upside-down burning forest.

In an instance of the way the state-owned press can manipulate the news, the tabloid Vecerni Novosti today printed a computer-distorted photograph of the crowd at Mr. Milosevic's rally on Wednesday at Berane, in Montenegro.

Grainy, low-fi and distorted, the photographs that comes from this camera are in a class of their own.

The Washington State Department of Transportation issued a tweet saying that the Tacoma Narrows Bridges had not melted half way through its span, even though the distorted aerial photograph of the structures in Apple's map service suggested that it had.

Herds of tourists stop by each day, pausing in front of Kapoor's piece to photograph their distorted reflections.

The triptych's three panels with strangely distorted figures are derived from photographs taken by Eadweard Muybridge, an early modern photographer known for his action figures.

You blink once, then twice, at the dizzying layers of distorted architecture, realizing this meta-photograph is in fact two-dimensional.