Sentence examples for it's photographic from inspiring English sources
Yes, it's photographic evidence that Channel Five's fearless undercover journalist Donal MacIntyre was indeed responsible for the shocking disappearance of Spongebob Squarepants from the Edinburgh TV Festival (see below).
My particular interest lies in the moment the discrepancy between perception (how we see/feel/sense) and it's photographic rendition become explicit.
And while a small percentage of those archival images can be repurposed and resold — through licensing for nostalgic ads, books or online — most cannot, since old news, even if it's photographic, is old news.
Even sex was not sex for him, it was photographic art.' Guy was proud that his brother chose to be a chef, and when he was in London, he would come to eat at the Connaught, bringing his models and entourage with him.
It can be photographic elements like the lighting and distance to subject.
In his team's words, it's a "photographic and film based exhibition of five site-specific interventions incorporating homes in suburban Perth, Western Australia".
"It's a photographic print that has definitely been digitally altered," Ms. Weiss said, "but it originates with photographic imagery and was printed as a photograph.
It's a photographic process whose results can last for centuries, incorporating Moon's themes of time and tradition into the final products themselves.
It's a photographic representation of abject misery: the poor child, betrayed by his immune system, with features blurred by a four-day rash.
In the 1970's, Mr. Shore chose to photograph with an 8-by-10 view camera because, as he says, "it describes the world with unparalleled precision; because the necessarily slow, deliberate working method it requires leads to conscious decision making; and because it's the photographic means of communicating what the world looks like in a state of heightened awareness".
It's a photographic essay, amassed as a set of visions, offering hints of lives in contemporary Rio de Janeiro.
