Sentence examples for former picture from inspiring English sources

They were selected by Gifford Hampshire, a former picture editor at National Geographic and a member of the EPA's public affairs team.

He went upstairs and fired off e-mail to Gary Haynes of Oregon, Ill., a fellow U.P.I. alumnus and a former picture editor at The Times.

Ms. Ooi runs the business side of the gallery; her partner, Lisa Botos, a former picture editor at Time magazine, handles its artistic direction.

Ms. Schad, a former picture editor at Life magazine, recalled that sometime in 1970 her husband decided that photography was a collectible.

Bruce Bernard, the former picture editor of the Sunday Times, found Diamond a complex and sensitive man, and always kept an eye on him.

"Now that he is gone, I realize that I vastly underestimated the talent of Dennis Stock," said John G. Morris, former executive editor of Magnum and a former picture editor of The New York Times.

Mr. Hammerl, 41, a former pictures editor and chief photographer for The Saturday Star in Johannesburg, had gone to cover the fighting in March 2011 as a freelancer.

Mr. Hammerl, 41, a former pictures editor and chief photographer for The Saturday Star in Johannesburg, had gone to cover the fighting in Libya in late March as a freelancer.

The best pictures bring half their former price, other pictures one-third to one-tenth".

As Paul Fievez, a former night picture editor recently blogged: "Within seconds of a story breaking, news and picture desks are all assigning reporters, photographers and picture researchers to log-in to Facebook, Twitter, Linked-In, Friends Reunited.

The former Guardian picture editor Eamonn McCabe described him as "a great technician, teacher and communicator".