Sentence examples for journalistic picture from inspiring English sources

"We are trying to show a wider journalistic picture, there are different pressures on TV news shows," he said.

Collier Schorr pursues the latter possibility in a color photograph that appears to be a well-made journalistic picture of four young Israeli soldiers taking a break from their duties to play a game of cards.

It's not a complete journalistic picture, unfortunately, and it's ham-fistedly structured to withhold information for maximum dramatic impact.

Marissa Roth, a Los Angeles photographer whose reportage is as sought after for weddings as it is for magazines, said she's choosy about her clients because she's learned that many brides really don't want journalistic pictures.

There are conceptual images by John Baldessari, showing bright orange balls sailing above a horizon dotted with palm trees, and the journalistic pictures made by Douglas Kirkland, a Canadian-born photographer who shot for Look and Life magazines, and who, in 1970, captured actress Jeanne Moreau, shooting a surreal scene from Paul Mazursky's Hollywood fable "Alex in Wonderland".

Although the question of Kurdish rights and the repression of journalistic freedom muddies the picture, democracy means that voters, not generals, decide.

On the heels of "Spotlight" winning the Academy Award for best picture, another journalistic thriller will open Turner Classic Movies's 7th annual TCM Classic Film Festival on April 28.

A photographic narrative is simply a story told with pictures, and can be journalistic (for example a photo essay), artistic and/or abstract, or simply function as entertainment.

What you tweet matters I'll be the first to admit that my Twitter feed is filled of more feminist rants and cat pictures than journalistic quality.

And residents say they worry that all this journalistic notice creates a distorted picture and makes community life difficult when neighbor is pitted against neighbor in 15-second sound bites or 15-paragraph stories.

Zhang Dali of Beijing presents groups of pictures documenting how journalistic photographs were altered by government publications under the Mao regime.