Sentence examples for photographic backdrop from inspiring English sources

The elements of Duchamp's work have been replaced – with a hyper-real sex doll, made by a Japanese company, on a couch, a gas lamp on the stool beside her, and a photographic backdrop of a rainforest by Sugimoto.

Mr. DeCock and his former neighbor Sam Bassett, a photographer who was the most recent inhabitant of the pyramid and who tended its wild outdoor forest, used the roof as a photographic backdrop for a series of images shot at dusk over the course of a year, which they called "The Magic Hour".

The design (by Jeff Daly, a former senior design adviser to the director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art) takes advantage of the Armory's high ceilings by featuring a photographic backdrop of the mansion's Great Hall that rises above the surrounding booths.

Although Philadelphia's smog isn't as bad as the City of Harbin, who had to erect a photographic backdrop of the city's disappearing skyline so that tourist could take photos to commemorate their trip, the peanut chew capital has seen notable increases in smog, actually the worst since 2009-2010.

Some examples of the video and audio technology that was part of what kept the crowds coming include Jerry Garcia's custom guitars, with an incredible range and the '70s "Wall of Sound," which was appropriately the photographic backdrop of the stage.

The blue color was used as a photographic backdrop for better contrast with the skin color and to minimize the occurrence of shadows [ 12].

There is a riveting series of images from L.A. photographer Alyse Emdur, who chronicles the bright landscape murals often used as photographic backdrops in prisoner visitation rooms.

On Sept. 8 from 8 to 11 p.m. there will be a performance of some of Mr. Cage's works with film and photographic backdrops about mushrooms.

It suddenly occurred to me that the reason why many photographic backdrops are unsatisfactory is that the images are simply not good enough.

There's a pavilion where all manner of climate-related organisations set up stalls and a media room as big as a barn and some gimmicks to provide photographic backdrops – in Paris, somewhat unoriginally – a mini Eiffel tower.

Michael K. Deaver, who arranged some of Ronald Reagan's most memorable photographic backdrops for public consumption and privately gave the president blunt, sometimes contrarian advice, died yesterday at his home in Bethesda, Md .He was 69.