Sentence examples for photographic diary from inspiring English sources

"There was a time when that was really the height of being 'in,' that French Vietnamese type of thing," said Patrick McMullan, a photographer and the author of "so8os: A Photographic Diary of a Decade".

A similar overemphasis on dissolution characterizes Mr. Engstrom's images from his photographic diary "Trying to Dance".

Pam's photographic diary was published, in 2011, as "Ramadan in Yemen," a limited-edition, ninety-two-page book.

The free online photo sharing forum invites users to upload one image a day, taken that day, every day, to create a photographic diary.

He also popped Pete Doherty in London Birth of a Cult, his 2005 photographic diary of the Libertines, and got him to walk in the Dior spring/summer 2006 show.

He is even more present in one of the foundation's two opening shows, "Us and Them," which he described as "a kind of photographic diary" of the life he shared for 56 years with his Australian-born wife, June, herself a photographer who works under the name Alice Springs.

In your new book, are you focusing on the same body of work as in your other personal photographic diaries?

Keeping a photographic food diary is a growing phenomenon with everything from truffle-stuffed suckling pig to humble bowls of Cheerios being captured and offered for public consumption.

In Delete, Mayer-Schönberger traces the history of such external memories – cave paintings, scrolls, photographic slides, diaries – and their importance to the flourishing of human knowledge.

Within seconds, I get, 'Oh, I'm jealous,' or 'Hey, can I come over?' " That some people are keeping photographic food diaries and posting them online does not surprise psychotherapists.

He himself is the centerpiece of a couple of his elaborately staged photographic works, like "Diary of a Victorian Dandy" (1998).