Sentence examples for fair photographer from inspiring English sources

Like the Vanity Fair photographer Annie Leibovitz, his art lies in his extraordinary ability to create magical sets that capture the imagination, and show off beautiful clothes.

Ms. Leibovitz is the Vanity Fair photographer who is able to talk celebrities into things like posing naked, or naked while pregnant, or in a bathtub of milk.

The BBC was already embarrassed last week when it emerged that footage in a promotional clip for a forthcoming show had been chronologically manipulated to make it appear that Queen Elizabeth had huffily stormed out of a session with the Vanity Fair photographer Annie Leibovitz.

Some parents reacted with outrage over the weekend when the television program "Entertainment Tonight" began showing commercials promoting a scoop: Ms. Cyrus, the star of the wholesome Disney Channel blockbuster "Hannah Montana," had posed topless, albeit with her chest covered, for the Vanity Fair photographer, Annie Leibovitz.

In an interview for Vanity Fair, photographer Annie Leibovitz, who took the iconic portrait, claimed it was not a "good photograph per se," but admitted the image definitely "had a life of its own".

Vanity Fair photographer Larry Fink has a new book out called, "The Vanitites: Hollywood Parties 2000-2009," which showcases some of his work behind the scenes at tinsel town's most elite soirees.

There's also an image-thick sampling of handsome picture books (on subjects ranging from India and Kenya to early Audubon drawings and vintage rarae aves captured by Vanity Fair photographers).

It's hard enough to hear yourself think in here anyway, and you've got to stay alert, otherwise you might miss the man who wanders on to the Lisboa 20 stand, rips off his shirt and high-tails it out of the fair, photographers and security guards in hot pursuit.

"You get a major chunk of quality time with them in December," said Todd Eberle, a Vanity Fair contributing photographer.

In 2002, Vanity Fair dispatched the photographer Bruce Weber to shoot a lavish spread of Mr. Noel's wife and their five grown daughters at his home in Connecticut ("Golden in Greenwich," read the headline).

The cub appeared with Leonardo DiCaprio on the cover of Vanity Fair, courtesy of the photographer Annie Leibovitz.