Sentence examples for example photography from inspiring English sources

Try and persuade your school to organise something to help you knock these hours out, for example, photography class, activity weekend, or tuition of younger kids.

Trick yourself into exercising by doing active things that don't seem like exercise, for example photography, cleaning, grocery shopping, fishing, gardening, mowing the lawn, etc. Plan what you are going to do the night before.

It contains 1,800 shots and is a great example of photography that's both beautiful and useful.

What he got in the photograph, which Steichen made by joining two negatives, was a classic example of photography manipulating and absorbing sculpture.

Taking only the example of photography, there is David Parker, who travels the coasts of Britain and Ireland, making massive-format, long-exposure sepia photographs of sea-stacks: the great rocks that wave action has eroded into monolith, spire or arch.

Examples of photography as political propaganda abound.

The pictures of starving Biafran children are examples of photography at its most direct, specific, and unbearable.

This famous photograph, usually titled "The Scourged Back," was widely circulated by abolitionists and is one of the earliest examples of photography used as propaganda.

In contrast, the example of streamline photography underlines that the requirements of the research context are critical for successfully employing photography.

Like Man Ray, whose work she admires ("He was an interesting example of how photography can cross different fields," she says), Sassen is able to straddle the potentially antagonistic worlds of commercial photography and fine art.

His image was a great example of press photography.