Sentence examples for photographer ben from inspiring English sources
I head back to where I parked my bike to meet up with photographer Ben who's been trailing me and Renny like a fucking ninja.
PHOTOGRAPHER: BEN RAYNER STYLIST: ALDENE JOHNSON Art direcor: Tabitha Denholm Hair: Charlie le Mindu using Fudge Make-up: Terri Pace Models: Alena at Premier, Dasha at Storm, Katia and Karolina at FM Models.
I'm about to arrive at the Fort Worth Convention Center, where Trump is holding a press conference, when I find out the campaign has already given VICE's photographer Ben an ultimatum: He can enter the event without us, or he won't be allowed in at all.
The four of us rendezvoused at Heinold's First and Last Chance Saloon, a century-old dive bar and Jack London's old haunt, which sits on the Oakland waterfront: There was Jackson, the photographer; Ben, his friend who had a couple of weeks off work and wanted an adventure; and Chris, an itinerant train rider whom I had corresponded with but had never met in person.
The book's illustrator is the well-known food photographer, Ben Fink, whose photographs appear in Food & Wine, Bon Appétit, Saveur and publications of the Culinary Institute of America.
BEN POGUE The still-life photographer Ben Pogue ("A Light for Sore Eyes," Page 74) is a master of the orchestrated studio shot (like the one at far left); v t?s not his thing.
Neither he, nor I, nor our photographer, Ben McMahon, can say for sure.
She was also an assistant to the photographer Ben Watts on a Victoria's Secret shoot this January in Cancún, Mexico.
"The not-so-subtle intention was pretty obviously to undermine any mainstream support," the photographer Ben Roberts told me.
That question hung in the salty air Saturday night, when the photographer Ben Watts held his annual Shark Attack Sounds.
The modernist house of Cameron Frye is located at 370 Beech Street, Highland Park, Illinois, known as Ben Rose House designed by architects A. James Speyer, who designed the main building in 1954, and David Haid, who designed the pavilion in 1974, and once owned by photographer Ben Rose.
