Sentence examples for generation photographs from inspiring English sources

The rest of "The Pictures Generation" — photographs, paintings, drawings, collages, installations, sound pieces, films, and videos, plus books, magazines, and ephemera — is comparatively slipshod, though often arresting and occasionally fun.

In the 1950's he lived among the writers, artists and musicians of the Beat generation, photographing Jack Kerouac, Allen Ginsberg and Gregory Corso in moody black and white.

It's orderly but informal, a fitting playland for a food-crazy generation that photographs what it eats.

Antagonistic? A. I didn't really come from a generation where photographs were taken all the time.

In this week's $25 and Under column, I call Smorgasburg "a fitting playground for a food-crazy generation that photographs what it eats".

Ms. Tiamfook is still coming to grips with all that the storm took, after filling her basement and ruining generations of photographs.

Always looking up to and admiring the generation that photographed on the road, I've always been interested in continuing that conversation.

She commented that she was inspired by the "Tumblr generation" to photograph herself in several places across the United States, appearing as a different persona in each picture to mimick the anonymity of the "mini-stars of the internet".

In Shirin (2008), a group of 114 women of different generations are photographed in an audience, ostensibly watching a film of a 14th-century Persian tale.

View "Syria's Lost Generation," Elena Dorfman's photographs of Syrian youth in the Za'atari refuge camp in Jordan, which were taken for the U.N.H.C.R.

A generation later, the photographs on the 1965 cover, "The Drama of Life" were shipped into outer space on board the Voyager (but not before selling eight million copies in four days).