Sentence examples for photograph problems from inspiring English sources

Digital mapping technology to reduce disaster risks Young digital mappers use mobile phone to photograph problems;s the photos are automatically tagged with global positioning system (GPS) coordinates, enabling researchers and officials to pinpoint the problem areas.

They used mobile phones loaded with UNICEF-GIS to photograph problems; the photos were automatically tagged with global positioning system (GPS) coordinates, enabling researchers and officials to pinpoint the problem areas.

My task was to photograph the problems women and children endure on a daily basis.

Clint Takeda has molded a lumpy plaster head to demonstrate the pathological effects of souped-up car stereos; Marc Grubstein's clinical photograph of problem skin is actually a shot of a slice of pizza.

"I like to photograph people with problems," he told me, and he had an important one in his own life.

The fact that the states are described in only a few words and with only a single photograph creates some problems.

Do you have problems photographing it?

And when you do need to photograph something, no problem, because everyone else has a phone.

The thought you did not have was, "Where in the world did they find ramps to photograph two weeks ago?" The problem of deadlines that involve nature sometimes plays havoc with what we have to prepare for camera.

Muller says he admires the work of prominent skeptic blogger Anthony Watts, a bête noire for most climate scientists, who has published photographs that document problems with hundreds of official U.S. government temperature stations.

And that many of the problems photographed indicate severe desperation due to a shameful lack of services.