Sentence examples for enduring photo from inspiring English sources

Back when he was a wee Swedish teenager, he left his quiet country home for Hamburg's sketchy red light district and shot Café Lehmitz, one of the most enduring photo stories any Swedish photographer has ever made.

Cartier-Bresson, founder of Magnum, one of the world's most influential and enduring photo-agencies, was born in 1908 in Chanteloupe, France, to a prosperous middle-class parents who sparked his affair with photography with a simple Box Brownie camera.

As the photos are being taken he hangs around awkwardly on the edge of the group, hands in pockets, like a teenager enduring a family photo at Christmas.

Celebrities have become so cowed by the enduring power of photos of Celine Dion in her back-to front tux at the 1999 Oscars and others of that ilk that every year they play it increasingly safe, ie increasingly boring.

HuffPost Green has collected a few photos of animals enduring the cold.

We focus on personal achievements and accomplishments of loved ones; we take endless photos to create enduring memories; and we may attend church and believe in an afterlife.

How else could you really explain the existence of "The Nipple Bra"? (Besides the Internet's enduring fascination with this vintage product...) Photo from Retronaut.

He had amassed 2,600 photos of the city's enduring architecture by 1920.

The concept of performance, as articulated differently by Erving Goffman and Judith Butler, is useful understand the enduring importance of co-present sharing of photos and the importance of oral narratives around images in enacting identity and relationships.

The stars of her photos are often young women, quietly enduring their various predicaments.

Thus occupying the vague space between archetype and anecdote, between the particular and the more broadly illustrative, Riis's photos realized photography's unique and enduring possibility — to serve artistic and documentary ends at once.