Sentence examples for fully photographed from inspiring English sources

The Mariner and Viking missions in the 1960's and 70's gave us the actual place, all at once, fully photographed and mapped: its spectacular, gigantic landscape features were astonishing, like a dream of Monument Valley.

In just shy of 20 days, the HTC Supersonic — an absolute beast of a phone — went from non-existent to deeply detailed and fully photographed.

It was remarked in the published account of the lecture that "if the red and green images had been as fully photographed as the blue," it "would have been a truly-coloured image of the riband.

From 1950 onwards the binding was examined several times, but not altered, at Stonyhurst and the British Museum by Roger Powell, "the leading bookbinder of his day", who had rebound both the Book of Kells and the Book of Durrow, and also fully photographed by Peter Walters.

At first, she was photographed fully clothed, but eventually she posed nude and in sexually explicit positions, the authorities said.

Then she saw another prisoner, lying on his bed fully dressed, and she photographed him, too.

Another man, photographed in closeup, fully lit, says that nothing happened at all.

But isn't that one of the grand traditions of a Hamptons summer, when you can only fully relax when you are photographed doing so at an unrelaxing promotional event?

Synovial sections were finally mounted with an antifade aqueous mounting medium, observed under a Leica DM4000 B microscope with fully automated fluorescence axes, and photographed with a Leica DFC310 FX 1.4-megapixel digital color camera equipped with the Leica software application suite LAS V3.8 (Leica Microsystems).

Looking even at a fully clothed photograph of Dodgson's, like that of the recumbent, smoldering Irene MacDonald, one feels that the picture is as much hers as his.

This 1992 project heralded Clark's move away from the reportage of Tulsa and 1983's Teenage Lust, and towards fully staged photographs with a heightened narrative – what he now admits was a preamble to the second stage of his career, film.