Sentence examples for master of color from inspiring English sources

Cole Weston began experimenting with color and eventually became a master of color photography.

Above all, Singh was a master of color — #nofilter avant la lettre.

Ted Morton from Ann Arbor, Mich., writes: Why couldn't "The gay, bespectacled, celebrated British artist David Hockney is a master of color" be written "The gay and bespectacled and celebrated and British artist David Hockney is a master of color"?

She was a master of color, line, form and composition, as well as an incisive translator of facial expression.

Mr. Wong may be a master of color and composition, but this is basically a 90-minute vacation slide show with an O.K. soundtrack.

Strauss's tone poem "Ein Heldenleben" made a sublime racket on the second half of the program; Chailly is a master of color and pacing, a spellbinding storyteller.

Americans have been masters of color, from Warner Brothers to Warhol.

One of the great Hollywood masters of color and décor, Minnelli made musicals that felt like melodramas (the wrenching "Meet Me in St . Louis" screening on Oct. 1) and melodramas that felt like musicals (the stylized "Some Came Running," screening on Oct. 2, followed by a discussion with the Minnelli biographer Emanuel Levy).

Shore laughs easily, scrolling through 180 arresting and people-less photos, masterful studies in line and color and landscape and very much of the empty urban quarters which Shore has been shooting since his seminal 1970s books American Surfaces and Uncommon Places established him as one of the early masters of color photography.

Perhaps Ms. Antico's abilities are due to her decades of master use of color values in painting.

"Ansel Adams in Color" is a new book out this month that establishes Adams as a master of both color and black and white.