Sentence examples for perfectly posed from inspiring English sources

Before then, studio staff photographers like George Hurrell shot portraits of movie stars that were perfectly posed and generously retouched.

A picture of a person smiling cheerfully on a day out is always going to win out over a perfectly posed professional shot in which the subject looks smug.

The perfectly posed photos and airbrushed visages of celebrities can look contrived and fake.

For instance, most festival attendees, with their mobile devices in tow, are paying hundreds of dollars with the ultimate goal of upping their social clout (access to parties, alcohol, merch, perfectly posed Instagram photos, etc). and not just accessing a specific lineup alone.

Full of bad haircuts, perfectly posed group shots, and unsentimental romanticism, the photos are nostalgia at its best.

This is a sharp contrast to the grand days when Fox stars were often perfectly posed and lit in the (long gone) Fox photo studio department.

Luke Burrough and Mafalda Deville play a doctor and patient whose particularly vicious pillow-fight perfectly poses a troubling question: does treating sickness become attacking the sick?

Being photogenic means walking the thin line between acting incredibly natural like the camera is not there, and perfectly posing every inch of your body.

With every landscape at least a potential Claude Lorrain and every interior perfectly com posed and rich with the qual ity of filtered sunlight, "First Love" clearly means to be beautiful.

Under Jon Tracy's direction, Aurora brings them to life through over-the-top performances by actors who can deliver not only a perfectly inflected line or a perfectly preposterous pose, but also can manage a pretty convincing body slam.

Isabelle, silent and so self-contained that an onlooker could practically see the bubble of the force field protecting her, clicks away, occasionally smiling after catching a perfectly framed pose of the model at the end of the runway.