Sentence examples for make their pictures from inspiring English sources

"Into shanties, into tawdry, small-town cafes (not the Robert Frank kind, the south-Georgia, bible-belt kind), into kitchens and hallways of farm houses, and there, in the middle of things these people live with, I make their pictures".

While technology has enabled photographers to make their pictures better, allowed independent musicians to make music that rivals their peers on major labels, and let first-time authors bypass the gatekeepers in the publishing industry to publish their books, some AI experts have wondered whether computers can actually create art themselves.

Mr. Fuss and Miss Bernard may not have Corpron or any other photographer in mind when they make their pictures, but they are nevertheless indebted to a whole tradition of abstract, light-filled images that once had its day and is now largely forgotten.

It comes at the same time that Instagram is also adding more features for pro-users who want to add that extra level of effort to make their pictures perfect.

I can only imagine how terrible the lens must be, but its freaky optical qualities would probably give create an interesting lo-fi effect, like that sought by Lomographers and people downloading annoying iPhone apps that make their pictures look, very unconvincingly, like old plate prints.

"Of course teenagers will want to make their pictures disappear like Tiger texts!" Therefore, in the future, we won't really know what consumers will want until we see the new applications and experiments live, in the wild, and monitor their usage.

The photographers made their pictures.

Could Munkacsi, Cartier-Bresson, Steber or Webb have considered some matters of pictorial complexity at the moment they made their pictures?

"This sort of thing has never been done before," said Yentob, "But when I saw how Gilbert and George made their pictures it was clear that this would be a perfect match".

In the early 20th century, as avant-garde painters broke with tradition by making their pictures abstract, Alvin Langdon Coburn set his sights on creating abstract photographs.

Fishbone and Bray hope to visit the studio and meet the artist who made their picture, but deliberately commissioned it online, emailing the highest-resolution photograph they could create of the original, and receiving their new work by post.