Sentence examples for photographed from inspiring English sources

My horse does not want to be photographed.'" Power and Goldberg were commissioned alongside three other Magnum photographers – Abbas, Susan Meiselas and Mikhael Subotzky – by the nascent Marrakech Museum for Photography and Visual Art (MMPVA), which, when it opens in 2016, will be the biggest space for photography and digital visual media in the world.

She photographed toffs and people in slums, she photographedthe famous and the unknown, those in great distress and those full of gladness and success, and she saw beyond richness, poverty, status and the lack of it, to the human heart.

The British foreign secretary, Philip Hammond, was photographed in the first ministerial meeting at 7am, propping his head up with his hands.

He was photographed standing over dead bodies with his finger pointing to the sky.

Aged 16, he left Wales and his career swiftly took off after he photographed Bowie on his Ziggy Stardust tour.

Not long ago this whole panorama would have been filled by the glacier, which has retreated rapidly away, even in the decades since it was first photographed.

That's because when "boyfriend" clothes are photographed in magazines, stylists do clever things, such as clip them in the back and pin up the hems to make them look a little better.

Presumably this could mean any one of the following: stealing her friend's husband because she wants him; being photographed by the paparazzi in a naked sex clinch; demolishing her colleagues with personal slights in the boardroom; and working out where to place genocide on her grossly wonky scale of human ruthlessness.