Sentence examples for master of photography from inspiring English sources

His artistic work resurfaced in exhibitions in the 1960s and '70s, and he has since been recognized as an early master of photography.

McCullin, who turned 80 last month, was speaking on Friday as he was named master of photography for the second edition of the art fair Photo London.

Tate Britain, London Don McCullin's image of a street gang earned him his first credit in the Observer, kickstarting his career – this week he was named Master of Photography at Photo London and took part in a webchat with Guardian readers.

To hear that from such a famous master of photography was such a boost to my self-confidence that I was able to overcome any obstacle in my way and live my passion of photography every day.

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Ciprì, this master director of photography, managed to bring me along for the ride, a dangerous, suspense-filled ride, shoulder to shoulder with the silent, brooding Salvo, the modern-day Samurai-slash-contract-killer and the sister of his latest victim, the blind, beautiful Rita.

Sternfeld is a modern master of colour photography.

HIROSHI SUGIMOTO is often venerated as a Zen master of film photography.

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

Perhaps it was the frequency of these visual surprises that drew a modern master of colour photography, Joel Sternfeld, from his home in New York to Arizona in the late 1970s and 1980s.

He was also a master of landscape photography, creating painterly, dramatic pictures of Yosemite Park, of Pacific coast lighthouses, of Alaska, of the cityscape of San Francisco and of Central America.