Sentence examples for photographic representation from inspiring English sources
Photographic representation and all that.' It really doesn't get much better than this, although it's to his credit, really.
And Instagram recently banned a photographic representation of menstrual blood leaking from a reclining woman, showing some things never change.
Photographic representation of breastfeeding can be read as a shortcut for instant shock value, especially when on pages generally more associated with fashion imagery.
Most movies have some grasp of reality, whether through the artistry of their makers or simply through the basic fact of photographic representation.
It's a photographic representation of abject misery: the poor child, betrayed by his immune system, with features blurred by a four-day rash.
I say "particular" because we often forget the obvious point that photographic representation and "seeing" are not the same thing… the human eye cannot focus on near and far objects simultaneously, nor cope with extreme differences of light levels.
However, as Dumit (1999) has shown, although imaging technologies such as X-rays and CT (computerised tomography) scans are infused with the persuasive power of photographs, they are more than photographic representations because they purport to represent what no human can see.
Archive Project" while studying photographic representations of the Democratic Republic of the Congo at Duke University.
A still from the 1944 film "Lady in the Dark," one of many mid-century photographic representations of the analytic situation in "Psychobook".
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When Magid asked why, she was told that Zanco had sent the agency a letter maintaining that, because she owns the work, she also owns all the photographic representations of it.
