Sentence examples for facing photography from inspiring English sources

Although the forces of photographic change savaged him in the mid 20th century, his unique vision and methods foretold the momentous upheavals facing photography at the turn of the 21st century.

Harsh and uncompromising work from an overlooked exponent of in-your-face photography.

When faced with photography moving to the digital world, their leadership team at Kodak refused to believe it really was a new technology -- that the industry really would change so dramatically.

Shutterfly has been profitable for three years, but it is facing a digital photography market that is much different from when it started.

Michael: Some are claiming that street photography is facing a "moment of truth".

MADE-UP Directed by Tony Shalhoub; written by Lynne Adams, based on her play "Two Faced"; director of photography, Gary Henoch; edited by Michael Matzdorff; music by Michael Wolff; production designer, Miriam Feldman; produced by Lynne Adams, Brooke Adams and Mark Donadio; released by Sister Films.

After the devastating 1923 earthquake, Tokyo was given a new, modern face and photography spawned an avant-garde.

While at Aperture, from 1976 to 1985, Ms. Kismaric was a force in changing the face of photography book publishing.

Its deadpan style, everyday subject matter and what would now be described as "zine aesthetic" flew in the face of photography's high-art aspirations – so much so that it was actually rejected as a book by the Library of Congress.

They also documented the problems facing their communities, including environmental degradation – which ties in with the African Photography Biennial's theme, 'for a sustainable world'.

He draws at his desk on Photoshop, facing a wall of bookshelves stacked with comic books and works on Paris photography by Atget and Doisneau.