Sentence examples for documentation of life from inspiring English sources
Intent on a career in photography and inspired by Walker Evans's photographs of Depression-era farmers, she imagined producing her own documentation of life on the reservation.
As my visual documentation of life on death row in several states shows, most often life on death row is more laid back than the daily life of convicted murderers sentenced to life.
So, does constant photographic documentation of life experiences alter how we see ourselves?
In the second episode, Picture Perfect travels to Tokyo, Japan where we meet up with Canadian photographer Donald Weber to discuss his ongoing documentation of life in Chernobyl, his interest in power roles, and his photographic practice.
Photojournalism is an active, social art form where visual documentation of life and events is at the core.
Although physician-staffed ambulance services had been in place in many venues worldwide for more than a century, the late 20th century evolution of prehospital care was highlighted by documentation of life-saving outcomes in those first modern EMS programs and their use of invasive 'advanced life support' (ALS) procedures including prehospital endotracheal intubation (ETI) and intravascular (i.v).v
The scenes have a movement all their own, swerving from vivid documentation - of life in a Pittsburgh cab company or, in Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, the times of a blues singer - into freewheeling visions and song.
Very little visual documentation exists of life in the H-blocks; Mr. McQueen found about 90 seconds of footage shot by a news crew.
Among the many other amateur and professional photographers who interested themselves in the documentation of everyday life were Sergey Prokudin-Gorsky, who portrayed everyday life in Russia; Manuel Álvarez Bravo, who created images that offer a psychologically nuanced glimpse of Mexican life; and Robert Doisneau and Brassaï, both of whom captured vibrant images of everyday life in Paris.
