Sentence examples for manipulated prints from inspiring English sources

Fakhim's sculptures are surrounded by digitally manipulated prints by Ramin Haerizadeh, who also lives in Tehran.

Somewhere along the line, he made the thousands of battered, brilliant Polaroids, photograms, and manipulated prints that brought him underground fame.

Somewhere along the line, he made the thousands of battered, brilliant Polaroids, photograms, and manipulated prints — plus a few campy Super-8 films — that brought him underground fame.

In 1929 he told the painter Arthur Dove that he was "burning up books and papers -- negatives and prints," especially snapshots, manipulated prints and photographs taken before 1900.

Over the course of a short life "right out out of pulp fiction," Morrisroe "made the thousands of battered, brilliant Polaroids, photograms, and manipulated prints — plus a few campy Super-8 films — that brought him underground fame.

Kantrantzou is known for her digitally manipulated prints — Vogue has called her the "Leonardo of Photoshop" — but her quieter innovation is to have married them to the sort of superb tailoring more often associated with black blazers.

It might have helped if Mr. Som had manipulated the prints more than he did, made them seem invitingly creepy or poisonous, and not as perky as your aunt's porch furniture.

Stella McCartney did a classic bowling shirt in a digitally manipulated island print.

Over time, 291 began to show more painting than photography, and, as Stieglitz became even more convinced of the value of "straight," rather than manipulated, photographic printing, several original adherents fell away, among them Käsebier and White.

In the 1960's he started working in a Surrealist style, using 19th-century negatives as one element of his pictures and manipulating his prints in the darkroom.

If the Times prints manipulated photos, are we then free to interpret the news stories to be manipulated also?